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Members of the General Assembly are considering a bill that would allow cell phones inside Virginia courthouses. -
More and more often, drivers in Virginia are being watched with red-light cameras and speed cameras.Members of the General Assembly are considering a bipartisan effort to create some new restrictions. -
Governor Abigail Spanberger welcomed the group of Venerable Monks to Richmond Monday on their Walk for Peace. It marks the 100th Day of their journey.
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The first allows localities to buy affordable housing properties that were built with public funds. Another would extend the amount of time renters have for late payments. -
The structures are among nearly three dozen that have fallen in recent years because of significant beach erosion. -
Virginia Tech researchers analyzed satellite data for 41 dams. Their findings don’t indicate immediate danger, but could mean additional maintenance is necessary. -
This November, voters across Virginia will consider a constitutional amendment expanding voting rights. The groundwork was laid more than a decade ago. -
There’s uncertainty on new limits, but a desire for improved healthcare access coming from both sides of the aisle. -
A regional non-profit called The Blood Connection recently began operations in Virginia, serving Carilion and Sovah hospitals. -
The 2026 Annual Economic Forecast predicts worsening economic conditions in Virginia and Hampton Roads.
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