Videos
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Lt. Gov. Hashmi: November elections show voters want Democrats to push back on Trump
Watch as Virginia Lieutenant Governor Ghazala Hashmi argue that voters want to see Democrats fight back against President Donald Trump.
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Data centers and the Virginia state legislative session.
Virginia state lawmakers have two weeks left in this year’s legislative session. One of the biggest topics that remains to be decided is whether to end a state sales tax exemption for data center companies.
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Governor Spanberger calls for unity in inaugural address
It’s been a month since Governor Abigail Spanberger was sworn in. ICYMI, here’s our thoughts on attending the inauguration.
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350,000 Virginians may lose health insurance due to inaction in Congress
While the US House passed a three-year extension of ACA subsidies, the bill’s future in the Senate remains uncertain. 350,000 Virginians could lose their health insurance if Senate Republicans fail to act. Follow @vadogwoodnews as we report on that failure’s impact.
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Virginia lawmaker: Virginia can’t let Trump keep rigging the system
Watch as a Virginia lawmaker sounds off about the fight against President Donald Trump and his Republican allies in state legislatures as they try to tilt this fall’s congressional elections in their party’s favor.
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Virginia Democrats lay groundwork for paid leave after Youngkin
Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoed paid maternity leave, calling it “bad for business.” Now he’s on his way out and Democrats are hoping to reintroduce it to Gov.-Elect Abigail Spanberger. Follow for updates @vadogwoodnewsroom
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Virginia’s PFAS crisis grows as federal rules fade
PFAS found a way to make sludge sound even less appealing. Virginia’s General Assembly has the chance to do something about it and we’ll keep you updated @vadogwoodnews.
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Virginia voter turnout soars on Election Day
Virginians are turning out to vote in droves on Tuesday, including in Stafford County, which has traditionally been a red district. But Howard Rudat, Chairman of the Stafford Democratic Committee, believes that this may be the election that turns Stafford blue.
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Richmond neighborhoods being hit the hardest by high energy bills
A new report from Community Climate Collaborative shows that more than 28,000 Richmond households are spending an unaffordable share of their income on basic heat and electricity. According to the report, families in the East End and Southside face the highest burden, largely due to aging, inefficient housing that leaks energy and drives up bills…
