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- Virginia House Speaker Don Scott demands special treatment, claims racism
Del. Don Scott (D) Virginia Delegate Don Scott, (D), falsely alleges he was subjected to racial bias when he was not admitted to First Colonial High School without prior notice to speak to the students.
- Virginia Donor Gary McCollum Contributes Thousands More to ActBlue Virginia
Gary McCollum of Virginia Beach made a $3,500 donation to ActBlue Virginia on June 10, 2026.
- Family Life Education Curriculum Canceled in Fairfax
At its meeting on March 13, 2025, the Fairfax County School Board surprised the community when it terminated the controversial Family Life Education Curriculum Advisory Committee as a School Board advisor group.
- Virginia Donor Stephen Raeder Fuels Democratic Efforts with Latest Contribution
Stephen Raeder of Arlington, Virginia, contributed $3,500 on June 8, 2026, to ActBlue Virginia designated for a Virginia candidate.
- Court approves talk therapy for kids confused about gender and sex
Uncategorized Virginia was the first Southern state to ban so-called conversion therapy in 2020.
- Virginia Donor Contributes $5,000 to ActBlue Virginia for Democratic Candidate
Michael Hooper made a $5,000 donation to ActBlue Virginia on June 19, 2026.
- Restaurateur Warren Thompson Channels Funds to Democratic Causes Through ActBlue
Warren Thompson, president of Thompson Hospitality based in Vienna, Virginia, contributed $5,000 on June 30, 2026, through ActBlue Virginia to back a Virginia candidate.
- Counterspark Inc from DC Backs Democratic Candidates Through ActBlue Virginia Donation
Counterspark Inc, a Washington DC based environmental group focused on clean energy advocacy, recently directed $5,000 through ActBlue Virginia to support a Virginia candidate.
- Report Exposes Dangerous Sanctuary Policies Shielding Criminal Aliens in Arlington County
A new interim staff report from the House Judiciary Committee and its Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement reveals the extent of Arlington County's sanctuary policies and their impact on law enforcement.
- John Rathbone Fuels Democratic Efforts with Latest ActBlue Gift
John Rathbone contributed $5,000 to ActBlue Virginia on August 27, 2026.
- Hampton Donor Ted Quinn Backs Democratic Platform with $2,500 Gift
Ted Quinn from Hampton made a $2,500 donation on August 27, 2026, to ActBlue Virginia.
- Nora Munkh Funds ActBlue Platform Amid Ongoing Scrutiny
Nora Munkh directed a $2,500 donation on August 27, 2026, to ActBlue Virginia designated for a Virginia candidate.
- Charlottesville City School Board School Board Member Condemns City Budget Mismanagement
She described the handling of funds as disgraceful in statements shared widely in the community.
- Adam Sanderson Contributes to ActBlue Virginia PAC
Adam Sanderson made a donation of $2,500 on August 24, 2026, to ActBlue Virginia.
- Virginia Utility Executive Jackson Reasor Funds Democratic Senate Bid Through ActBlue
Jackson Reasor of Glen Allen, Virginia, employed by Old Dominion Electric Cooperative, contributed $2,500 to ActBlue Virginia on August 23, 2026, earmarked for a Virginia candidate.
- Virginia Defense Firm FAIRLEAD LLC Makes Donation to ActBlue Virginia
FAIRLEAD LLC, a veteran-owned company headquartered in Portsmouth, Virginia, contributed $5,000 to ActBlue Virginia on August 17, 2026.
- Attorney Charles Payne Funds Spanberger Inaugural with $2,500 Donation
Attorney Charles Payne of Fredericksburg Virginia contributed $2,500 on August 20 2026 through ActBlue Virginia to the Spanberger Inaugural Committee 2026.
- Alexandria Business Owner Christopher Reese Funds Democratic Virginia Governor Through ActBlue
Christopher Reese, owner of Revolve Solutions LLC based in Alexandria, Virginia, recently directed a $5,000 donation through ActBlue Virginia to a Virginia candidate.
- Virginia Democrat Donor Roger Huffstetler Backs ActBlue with $5,000 Gift
Roger Huffstetler donated $5,000 to ActBlue Virginia on July 29, 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.
- Virginia Architect Eugene Stoltzfus Funds Democratic PAC with $10,000 Donation
Eugene Stoltzfus, an architect based in Keezletown, Virginia, donated $10,000 to ActBlue Virginia on July 23, 2026.
- Virginia House Bill 137 Seeks to Honor Military Service with Expanded Tax Relief, Stalls in Appropriations
RICHMOND, Va. – Legislation aimed at providing greater tax relief to Virginia’s military veterans and their families advanced through the House Finance Committee with overwhelming support but met its end in the Appropriations Committee during the 2026 Regular Session of the Virginia General Assembly.
- Northern Virginia’s outdated and unnecessary vehicle emissions program needs to be ended
Share this story on Facebook, X. Text, LinkedIn Gmail Yahoo Mail or Outlook Residents of the following Northern Virginia counties have been required to participate in a mandatory Vehicle Emissions Testing Program since 1982.
- ACLU tries to remove transgender sports case on Supreme Court docket
The American Civil Liberties Union has asked the Supreme Court to dismiss this week a case that the justices will hear in their next term regarding a Transgender Sports Law.
- The Colonial Heights Scandal – the Tip of a Very Large Iceberg
The Boys of Lakewood By James C. Sherlock They are mostly quite young.
- These Are the Neighbors Parents Fear: House Report Names Criminal Aliens Arlington Released Instead of ICE
Judiciary staff detail Ricardo Castro Ramirez, Soukouly Mohammad Hashi, Johslin Ariel Lopez-Rodas, a gang member with a 57-page history, a felony hit-and-run case, and an abduction/family-assault defendant released under Democrat sanctuary rules.
- Virginians could save $1.4 billion by complying with Trump’s tax law
By Steve Haner Virginia businesses and families could save up to $1.4 billion per year if the 2026 Virginia General Assembly decides to align state tax laws with the new federal tax rules.
- 41,085 Declined ICE Detainers Nationwide — Democrat Arlington Held Up as Virginia Case Study
House Judiciary: sanctuary jurisdictions declined at least 41,085 ICE detainers Oct. 2022–early 2026 and 17,864 in Trump’s first 12 months back; Arlington’s Democrat Trust Policy is the Virginia deep dive for families living with the risk.
- Victims’ Families vs Sanctuary Ideology: Democrat CA Called Laken Riley Act a “Heinous Bill”
House Judiciary report: Democrat CA Parisa Dehghani-Tafti stood by calling the bipartisan Laken Riley Act “heinous” and said Laken’s murder was unrelated to immigration — while the killer was an illegal alien released in sanctuary jurisdictions.
- Two-Tier Justice in Arlington: Democrat Prosecutor Weighs Immigration Status Even in Some Child-Victim Cases
House Judiciary report cites Democrat CA Parisa Dehghani-Tafti’s deposition: office considers immigration status, uses “lateral” DWI charges for DACA recipients, and says child-victim cases “depend on what the charge is.”
- Leniency That Put a Woman in Danger: House Report Ties Arlington Democrat Underprosecution to Attempted-Rape Case
Judiciary staff: after years of light handling by Democrat CA Parisa Dehghani-Tafti’s office, Guatemalan national Luzvin Orvando Garcia Moran was charged in an April 2026 Arlington attempted rape — despite prior warnings he was a danger.
- Democrat Trust Policy Leaves Arlington Families Exposed — Police Barred From Calling ICE Even for Felons, Gangs, Traffickers
House Judiciary report: Democrat Arlington County Board Trust Policy blocks ACPD from contacting ICE for violent felons, gang members, traffickers, or terrorists; sheriff honored only 2 of 310 ICE detainers (0.65%).
- Report Exposes Arlington County's Sanctuary Policies Shielding Criminal Aliens
A new interim staff report from the House Judiciary Committee and its Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement reveals the extent of Arlington County's sanctuary policies and their impact on federal immigration enforcement.
- Republican-Led Effort to Extend Early Intervention Services for Virginia’s Disabled Children Stalls in Appropriations Committee
In a move reflecting Republican priorities on family support and early childhood development, Delegate Jason Ballard introduced House Bill 103 during the 2026 Regular Session of the Virginia General Assembly.
- House Bill 105 Seeks to Honor Virginia’s Bicentennial Farms and Family Legacies
RICHMOND, Va. – In a move to celebrate Virginia’s deep-rooted agricultural heritage, Delegate Jason Ballard has introduced House Bill 105 in the 2026 Regular Session of the Virginia House of Delegates.
- Virginia HB11 Advances Flexible Options for Emergency Mental Health Custody Transports
RICHMOND — House Bill 11, sponsored by Delegate Joseph McNamara of the 40th District, seeks to introduce practical flexibility into Virginia’s emergency custody procedures for individuals experiencing mental health crises.
- House Bill 366 Seeks to Prioritize Infrastructure Grants for Virginia’s Military Communities, Stalls in Appropriations Committee
RICHMOND — A bill introduced by Delegate Anne Tata to strengthen support for Virginia’s military installations through targeted infrastructure grants has been halted in committee during the 2026 Regular Session of the Virginia General Assembly.
- Fairfax County in Virginia is the Third Most Prolific Sanctuary Jurisdiction According to a Study
- Fairfax Flock Pause Leaves 84 Cameras Rolling While Privacy Advocates Cry Delay
Supervisors bought an Oct. 20 committee review after resident email blasts, without shutting the existing ALPR network.
- Federal Judge Blocks New Virginia Limits on Existing Local Immigration Enforcement Agreements
A Richmond federal court issued a preliminary injunction preserving Section 287(g) partnerships while litigation continues.
- Caleb Kershner Examines Substation Noise Reduction Options
The discussion centers on whether GIS technology can provide a quieter alternative for local infrastructure projects. This inquiry comes as the county continues to manage growth and development needs.
- Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones Targets Greene County Sheriff Steven Smith for Upholding Immigration Law
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones has launched an inquiry into Greene County Sheriff Steven Smith for the office’s participation in joint operations with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
- Jen Kiggans Highlights Strong Leadership on Public Safety
Congresswoman Jen Kiggans has underscored the importance of robust support for federal law enforcement agencies in addressing public safety challenges across the nation. She participated in discussions with FBI Director Kash Patel and local officials in Hampton Roads to explore strategies for enhancing security measures.
- Virginia Businesswoman Vicki Freeman Contributes $2,500 to Newport News Councilman Campaign
Vicki Freeman contributed $2,500 to the campaign of John Eley, a candidate for Newport News City Council in Virginia. The donation occurred on April 24, 2026.
- Citizen Confronts Phyllis Randall Over Records and Grief in Loudoun Meeting
The citizen emphasized the need for accountability from elected officials in Loudoun County. He referenced his own experiences with defamation and demands for access to public documents.
- Loudoun County Commissioner Banks Raises Concerns Over Potential FOIA Violations in Local Committees
The discussion highlighted the role of staff-led groups in local government operations. Banks wondered aloud if the current setup allows committees to handle public business without adhering to standard FOIA protocols.
- Senator Mark Peake Exposes Speed Camera Trap Burdening Virginia Citizens
The Financial Burden on Drivers The extra fee creates a barrier that many residents find difficult to overcome when seeking to defend their cases. Senator Mark Peake pointed out that this requirement applies even when the ticket involves speed or red light cameras.
- Loudoun Residents Demand Accountability as Data Center Expansion Ignores Community Concerns
The resident directly addressed the board’s handling of these large-scale facilities. Concerns centered on the lack of thorough review for how such developments affect neighborhoods and quality of life.
- Advocate Highlights Deceptive Nature of Firearm Buy-Back Programs in Virginia
The advocate pointed out that buyback events present themselves as solutions for individuals unsure about what to do with unwanted guns. In reality, she stated, many of these firearms end up being auctioned to federal firearms licensees rather than being destroyed.
- Fairfax City Development Plan Raises Sustainability Concerns
Fairfax City Council convened on July 28, 2026, to review a major development initiative. Council Member Stacy Hall presented data during the session.