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Virginia birth control program expands access, cuts costs
You might qualify for free birth control in Virginia. A new initiative from the State Health Department is working with pharmacies to expand access to birth control methods like pills, patches and condoms—as well as referrals for long-term options like the IUD. Follow for more.
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Virginia home care worker speaks out at Richmond rally: “You will not look over us”
As Virginia lawmakers near an historic expansion of collective bargaining rights for public workers, home health workers and higher education workers are fighting to be included in the legislation. Watch as Athena Jones of Portsmouth warns lawmakers that workers like her will no longer be looked over at a rally in Richmond.
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Virginia Democrat: ‘We are fulfilling our promises for affordability’
How did workers fare in the General Assembly this year? Watch as Virginia Sen. Jennifer Carroll Foy (D-Woodbridge) weighs in.
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Richmond resident questions support for Trump over Iran war
Watch as Richmonder Samantha R. explains why she’s questioning her support for President Donald Trump after he started a war with Iran.
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New gas plant threatens higher bills for Dominion customers
Virginia law has made it clear: Transitioning to a future of clean energy is not up for debate. Follow as we keep up with the ongoing fight for a cleaner, less expensive future.
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Virginian says US needs ‘humane’ immigration policy
Watch as a Virginian demonstrating in Alexandria on Jan. 9 explain what she wants to see happen in the wake of ICE’s killing of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis.
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What Winter Storm Fern revealed about Virginia’s power grid
If your lights flickered in Virginia, the cause may have come from a different state. 🖊️: Jessica F. Simmons
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New bills aim to protect immigrant students in VA schools
In 1982 the Supreme Court decided that all children—regardless of immigration status—have the right to attend public school. Virginia lawmakers pushed to protect that right as federal immigration enforcement tactics encroach on schools. Follow for more @vadogwoodnews.
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What made you realize politics mattered?
As thousands of Virginians hit the streets during the ‘No Kings’ protests, this Virginia teenager explained why politics matters most to the youth.
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Virginia Rep. James Walkinshaw calls out Trump on delayed release of Epstein files
Virginia Democratic Rep. James Walkinshaw speaks out about Trump’s DOJ not meeting the deadline to release the Epstein files. “This smells like a White House cover-up”, Walkinshaw wrote in a recent social media post. “This smells like a White House cover-up”, Walkinshaw wrote in a recent social media post.
