RICHMOND-There’s some good vaccine news along with the bad. Plus one southern Virginia school tries a very unique play and we answer FAQs.
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Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Tuesday, Feb. 9
RICHMOND- RICHMOND- Monday was a time for protests to be heard, city council votes to be cast and schools to decide when they’re opening up.
Virginia Senate Signs Off On Death Penalty Ban
RICHMOND-Is it fair to sentence someone to death? Should anyone have that authority?
Should Virginia Schools Let Students Out For Political Events?
MARTINSVILLE – History happens daily. Pretty soon, students might get the opportunity to participate.
House Majority Rejects Attempt to Force ‘Right to Work’ Vote
RICHMOND-For the third straight year, Del. Lee Carter (D-Manassas) filed a bill to repeal Virginia’s ‘Right to Work’ law.
Virginia Senate Tells Schools It’s Time to Reopen
RICHMOND-It’s time to open up. The Virginia Senate wanted to send that message to school districts across the Commonwealth Tuesday.
No Exceptions: Virginia House Unanimously Supports Campaign Finance Bill
RICHMOND-It was a rare sight for 2021. Monday’s House of Delegates vote had no opposition, nobody criticizing the move.
Chase Sues Virginia Senate, Claiming Censure Vote Violated Her Rights
RICHMOND-The Virginia Senate is being sued in federal court by one of its members.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know for Monday, Feb. 1
RICHMOND-The COVID-19 vaccine situation in Virginia is slowly improving.
New Mask Restrictions Take Effect Tonight
RICHMOND-As of midnight on Feb. 2, a new mask mandate takes effect.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know for Saturday, Jan. 30
RICHMOND-COVID-19 deaths climb, officials warn against sharing vaccination cards. Here’s the Dogwood Download for Saturday.
When Virginia Energy Companies Overcharge, Who Deserves the Money?
RICHMOND-When utility companies overcharge, who deserves that extra money?
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Friday, January 29
NORFOLK-The Virginia economy should recover fairly quickly from the pandemic.
NoVa Mayors Ask Governor For an ‘Equitable and Transparent Distribution’
FALLS CHURCH-When the next batch of vaccine doses comes through, NoVa officials want equitable and transparent distribution.
Chase Receives Censure From Virginia Senate
RICHMOND-Once again, Virginia State Sen. Amanda Chase tried to avoid the censure vote Wednesday.
Censure Vote Delayed Again After Chase Asks for Time
RICHMOND-The censure challenges kept coming on Tuesday.
Dominion Over Everyone: How Money Flows in Virginia Politics
RICHMOND – Where does the Virginia General Assembly’s money come from?
Virginia House Members Look to Improve Voting Accessibility
RICHMOND – Of the 10 bills before the Virginia House Elections Subcommittee Tuesday, members reported only four.
Will Virginia Abolish the Death Penalty? Surovell’s Bill Advances
RICHMOND – Death penalty cases have at least an error rate of 4.1%, says Jennifer Gibbons.
The COVID-19 Vaccine is Available in Virginia. Here’s What You Need to Know.
Now that both Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccines have been approved, we’ve been getting questions.
Despite The Pandemic, Virginia Lottery Reported High Profits
RICHMOND – Over the past year, COVID-19 hit a variety of industries and businesses in the Commonwealth.
Arlington Pharmacy Reaches Settlement Over Price Gouging Claims
RICHMOND- Rubbing alcohol. It’s used in everything from hand sanitizer to various cleaners.
Counties Need COVID-19 Relief for Schools and EMS
RICHMOND-Virginia counties need help funding schools and EMS services.
Picking Up Speed: Vaccination Phase 1B Starts for Some Parts of Virginia
CHICKAHOMINY – Parts of Virginia are picking up the pace when it comes to vaccination.
Does Virginia Need a Right-to-Work Law? State Lawmakers Will Have to Decide.
RICHMOND-Should Virginia repeal its right-to-work law?
DC Officials Answer Questions About the Lack of Arrests
WASHINGTON DC-Why did Metro Police arrest so few people Wednesday?
Crime Commission Recommends Ending Mandatory Minimum Sentencing in Virginia
RICHMOND-Sometimes the punishment doesn’t fit the crime.
Virginia’s Racist History With the Death Penalty Could Finally End
RICHMOND – Virginia’s General Assembly could ban the death penalty this year.
Lee Carter Joins the Race to be Virginia’s Governor
RICHMOND-On Friday, Del. Lee Carter entered the race to be the Democratic nominee for governor.
Does Virginia’s Latest Campaign Finance Bill Go Far Enough?
RICHMOND-Everyone’s familiar with the age-old contention: Money is the root of all evil.