City of Richmond
- More Eyes, Not Fewer: The Conservative Case for Welcoming Neutral Observers
Under Virginia law, electoral boards and registrars decide who may observe, including DOJ monitors.
- Preparing for Interference Elsewhere: A Skeptical Read of Richmond's Election Bulletin
State officials told local registrars to prepare for federal interference, citing news reports from other states.
- Repeat offender with 1970s robberies and a 1986 rape gets parole though victim would be 'fearful'
Spanberger's parole board voted to release Dennis Rodney Harold, convicted of abduction, rape and sodomy, with earlier robbery and abduction convictions.
- Spanberger-signed juvenile parole law frees man who helped strangle Fairfax County man in 2000
Spanberger's parole board voted to release Stephen Michael Lineham, convicted of first-degree murder committed at 15.
- Over victim family's objections, parole board frees Richmond killer with drug and gun record
Spanberger's parole board voted to release Isaac Terrell Taylor, convicted of second-degree murder and armed robbery.
- Spanberger's parole board freed 7 more in September: two killers, three sex offenders
In one meeting on Sept. 10, the parole board appointed by Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger approved seven releases, including a Norfolk man convicted in 2023 of raping a child.
- 'No history of violence': the parole board's reasons versus the records
Spanberger's parole board justified August releases with boilerplate phrases.
- By the numbers: parole under Democrats, under Youngkin, and under Spanberger
Grant rates rose under Northam, collapsed under Youngkin and have climbed sharply under Spanberger.
- Virginia Pastors Urge Rejection of Amendments to Uphold Biblical Truth on Life and Marriage
A group of Virginia pastors has released an open letter addressing voters across the commonwealth about two proposed amendments to the state constitution.
- Virginia Pastors Urge Rejection of Amendments to Uphold Biblical Values of Life and Marriage
A group of Virginia pastors has released an open letter urging citizens across the Commonwealth to reject two proposed amendments to the state constitution during the ongoing voting period from September 18 to November 3.
- Real Estate Firm SL Nusbaum Realty Funds PAC Backing Diverse Virginia Candidates
SL Nusbaum Realty Co made a $10,000 donation to the Hampton Roads Business Roundtable PAC on June 11, 2026.
- Virginia Democrats Direct Funds to LGBT Caucus
The Democratic Party of Virginia made a $2,500 donation to the LGBT Caucus of the Democratic Party of Virginia.
- Life-sentenced Richmond killer with 2023 drug and theft convictions gets parole from Spanberger's board
Spanberger's parole board voted to release Calvin Darnell Johnson, whose record includes first-degree murder.
- 'Please deny his request': Spanberger's board heard a murdered mother's family, then voted 4-0
Christine Allen's family begged the parole board to keep Troy Demar behind bars for the full 40 years.
- Tram Nguyen Fuels ActBlue Efforts with $2,500 Contribution
Tram Nguyen, co-executive director of Virginia New Majority, contributed $2,500 to ActBlue Virginia on August 26, 2026.
- Parole violators, prison convictions and 39-count records: September's grants had repeat offenders
Four of the seven people Spanberger's parole board released in September had parole violations or new convictions on their records, according to the board's own report.
- Dominion Executive Edward Baine Funds ActBlue Virginia with $5,000 Donation
Edward Baine, a senior vice president at Dominion Energy based in Moseley, Virginia, made a $5,000 donation to ActBlue Virginia on August 7, 2026.
- Richmond Business Leader Kenneth Johnson Contributes $5,000 to ActBlue Virginia
Kenneth Johnson, president and CEO of JMI in Richmond, made a $5,000 donation to ActBlue Virginia on August 6, 2026.
- Cost of Democrat Supported Carbon Tax Exceeds $500 Million per Year
According to the latest tax on carbon imposed on member states
- Casino Donation Fuels Virginia Democrat PAC Backing Future Candidates
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- Confederate Monuments’ Uncertain Future
Stonewall Jackson’s monument, in Richmond’s Capitol Square. It is likely to be removed.
- Judge declares redistricting amendment invalid; Democrats proceed despite this
A Tazewell Circuit Court judge ruled on both unconstitutional grounds and statutory grounds that the General Assembly Democrats’ attempt to amend the state Constitution to allow a redistricting Congressional district this year was invalid.
- Virginia Increases Education Funding by Nearly Half-a-Billion in “Strong-Dynamic-Winning-Together” Budget Thanks to Governor Youngkin
The Strong-Dynamic-Winning-Together budget increases funding to school divisions by nearly half a billion. Anyone peddling “cuts” to education is operating in the fact-free zone.