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- Warrants, Subpoenas and Ballots: No Election Office Is Above the Law
The state's bulletin tells registrars and clerks how to respond to federal warrants and subpoenas.
- Valley North Project Advances Energy Reliability and Economic Growth in Appalachia
The Valley North Project represents a significant step forward in bolstering the nation's energy infrastructure through private sector collaboration and market-driven solutions.
- Shannon Taylor's Record Raises Questions on Favoritism in Henrico Prosecutions
Virginia Democrat Shannon Taylor, the nominee challenging incumbent Representative Rob Wittman in the state's first congressional district, has come under renewed examination for her tenure as Henrico County's top prosecutor.
- Spanberger Solar Plan Threatens Virginia Farmland and Forests
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has put forward a proposal for 277,000 acres of solar panels aimed at generating homegrown clean energy across the state.
- Minor Access to Abortion Pills Highlights Urgent Need for Safeguards in Virginia
A young person claiming to be 15 years old ordered abortion pills through an online website by providing an age that indicated minority status.
- USW Local 8888 Donates to Democrat State Candidates
USW Local 8888 based in Newport News Virginia contributed three thousand dollars to the Virginia American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations on August twenty eight two thousand twenty six.
- Virginia Advances Strict Pathway for Foreign-Trained Chiropractors Under HB 1026
Lawmakers refine HB 1026 to open licensure only to foreign-trained chiropractors who previously held credentials, completed five years of U.S. residency, and clear rigorous patient-safety hurdles without diluting Virginia standards.
- Fairfax Schools sued under Title IX for restroom policy and compelled speech
Fairfax County Public Schools faces a lawsuit over policies which allegedly force women students to share bathrooms and punishment students who refuse to use gender affirming pronouns.
- Jason Miyares asks Virginia prosecutor to quit for failing to prosecute “heinous” crimes
Jason Miyares (a Republican from Virginia) called for Fairfax County Commonwealth attorney Steve Descano’s resignation, accusing the office of numerous cases and giving out lenient deals.