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Under the legislation, rape and incest victims would be able to obtain abortions at up to eight weeks of pregnancy, but only if they report to law enforcement first. -
A judge in Virginia Beach struck down the suit on jurisdictional grounds, citing state law and the U.S. Constitution. -
A ratepayer protection that state regulators included in a recent order approving Dominion Energy Virginia’s application to build and recover the costs of a massive offshore wind farm will force the utility to scrap the project, Dominion said in a filing this week. -
Glenn Youngkin says he will propose setting nearly $400 million of the surplus aside as a starting point for tax relief in the next budget cycle. -
A former Virginia police officer who testified against a friend and former supervisor he joined at the Capitol in the Jan. 6 insurrection has avoided prison time for his role in it. -
Former Rocky Mount Police Sgt. Thomas Robertson didn’t speak in court before a federal judge sentenced him to seven years and three months in prison.
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The guidelines are a departure from federal guidelines, which take a stricter approach. -
Buchanan County Sheriff John McClanahan said Thursday that crews from state and local agencies worked throughout the night to locate and reunite residents with their loved ones. -
Governor Glenn Youngkin has asked four Republican lawmakers to draft the legislation. -
Virginia voters have picked a state senator and a law enforcement official as the Republican nominees for what could be two of the country’s most competitive U.S. House races.
