Virginia lawmakers are set to hold a one-day legislative session unlike any other in the state’s 400 year history as they grapple with how to handle fallout of the coronavirus. It’s been slightly more than a month since a new Democratic majority wrapped up this year’s legislative session after passing a series of consequential bills…
MARTINSVILLE-Murder hornets will soon emerge from a months-long hibernation. But no, they’re not heading towards Virginia.
WILLIAMSBURG-You know the story, even if you haven’t heard the names.
RICHMOND-In the streets of Richmond, long known for monuments and murals, a collaborative public art initiative is “Mending Walls.”
General Assembly will meet for two weeks and consider legislation on a wide variety of topics.
RICHMOND-The Virginia Senate passed a bill Wednesday that was easy to miss. Nobody spoke either for or against and it passed by a unanimous 37-0 vote.
RICHMOND-Once again, Virginia State Sen. Amanda Chase tried to avoid the censure vote Wednesday.
CHARLOTTESVILLE-UVA law students spent their Election Day monitoring polling places in Charlottesville for voter intimidation.
RICHMOND-If the Virginia House has their way, it’ll soon be easier to remove any type of war monument in Virginia.
NEW YORK (AP) — Americans are commemorating 9/11 with tributes that have been altered by coronavirus precautions and woven into the presidential campaign.
