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Southwest Virginia on Track to Receive Regional Rail Service
CHRISTIANSBURG- Legislators from across the Commonwealth have rallied around the idea of extending passenger rail service into Southwest Virginia.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Friday, January 29
NORFOLK-The Virginia economy should recover fairly quickly from the pandemic.
Dominion Over Everyone: How Money Flows in Virginia Politics
RICHMOND – Where does the Virginia General Assembly’s money come from?
King, Graves win Virginia House Elections
NORFOLK – Candi King and Angelia Graves are the newest members of the Virginia House of Delegates.
Crime Commission Recommends Ending Mandatory Minimum Sentencing in Virginia
RICHMOND-Sometimes the punishment doesn’t fit the crime.
Hey Virginia, There Are Two Elections Today
NORFOLK – Election Day has arrived in Virginia.
Hey Virginia, There Are Two Elections Next Week
NORFOLK – There are two Virginia elections taking place next week.
How Long Before Virginia’s Economy Recovers? ODU Report Offers an Estimate
NORFOLK-Before the pandemic hit, Virginia had entered a sixth straight year of economic growth.
The Eviction Freeze is Ending. What Happens Next for Virginia Residents?
RICHMOND- Since the end of Virginia’s original eviction freeze in June, 14,698 families have lost their homes.
By the Numbers: When and How Will Virginia See Vaccine Distributed?
MARTINSVILLE-The vaccine went out to 18 hospitals this week.
King Wins Second House District Nomination With Nearly Half the Vote
WOODBRIDGE-The field is set for House District 2’s special election next month.
Does Virginia Need Mandatory Minimums? Residents, Lawmakers Say No
RICHMOND-Do mandatory minimum sentences actually help or hurt?
Virginia Judge Sues Daniel Gade Over Debate Claims
RICHMOND — A judge in Virginia has filed a defamation suit against former Republican U.S. Senate candidate Daniel Gade.
UVA Law Students Volunteered to Safeguard Election
CHARLOTTESVILLE-UVA law students spent their Election Day monitoring polling places in Charlottesville for voter intimidation.
Paying Tribute: Virginia Veteran’s Son Reflects on Father’s Service
MARTINSVILLE – He only had a ninth grade education, but that didn’t stop Houston Smith, Sr.
What’s the Right Answer? Lawmakers, Educators Consider Education’s Future in Virginia
RICHMOND-In the age of COVID-19, schools had to change their classroom dynamics.
Virginia Attorney General Says Every Vote Counts Despite ‘Dangerous’ Trump Rhetoric
RICHMOND-People should trust in Virginia’s system, Mark Herring said, despite what he called ‘dangerous’ rhetoric.
Virginia Men Face Weapons Charges After Being Arrested Outside Counting Center
PHILADELPHIA-Two Virginia men face charges in Philadelphia after openly carrying guns and ammunition near the city’s ballot counting operation.
Arrest Made After Polling Place Bomb Threat
NORFOLK-Police have arrested and charged one man in connection with a bomb threat.
Gade, Taylor Concede Races. Others Still Ongoing.
RICHMOND-Daniel Gade called for peace Wednesday morning. The Republican Senate candidate conceded the race to Mark Warner.
Time to Gamble: Multiple Virginia Cities Approve Proposed Casinos
DANVILLE-Voters in four Virginia cities announced Tuesday that they want a casino.
Tight Congressional Races Draw Voters’ Attention in Virginia
RICHMOND — Three competitive U.S. House races are vying for Virginia voters’ attention.
Why The Youth Vote Matters: College Students Get Involved in Virginia
RICHMOND- In 2017, Virginia saw a record breaking number of young voters take to the polls.
Black Contractor Braves Threats to Remove Richmond Statues
RICHMOND — Devon Henry paced in nervous anticipation, because this was a project like nothing he’d ever done.
Group of 50 Virginia Churches Call for Trump’s Resignation
NORFOLK-President Donald Trump has proven himself unfit to serve.
Vying for Votes: Virginia Marks 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage
RICHMOND – Americans gathered around the radio on November 2, 1920.
Report: Virus Unwinds Many of Hampton Roads’ Economic Gains
NORFOLK — COVID-19 set Hampton Roads’ economy back a decade.
Warner, Gade Tackle Questions on Race, Equity in Debate
Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia and his Republican opponent, Daniel Gade, clashed over multiple topics Saturday.
Should Virginia Police Be Protected From Civil Lawsuits? State House Revives Immunity Bill
RICHMOND-Less than 24 hours after killing it on Monday, a Virginia House committee revived a bill that would make it easier to sue police officers for misconduct.