Members of the General Assembly will consider a bill that creates a new tax for millionaires.
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The board received tens of thousands of public comments leading up to the decision.
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A coalition of environmental groups and impacted community members gathered in Hanover County, near Richmond, Wednesday to ask Virginia’s Governor and elected officials to support a pause on new data centers.
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A termination fee in the proposed NextEra and Dominion deal calls for a hefty payout from the Florida-based energy giant if the merger fails. One energy expert thinks Dominion should take the money and run.
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A growing number of Americans say they are skeptical of data centers. But supporters argue the high paying jobs and tax revenue can be a game changer for some communities.
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Since the 1930s, the government of Virginia has been in the alcohol business. But the future for the industry looks anything but smooth.
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About a million Americans suffer from Parkinson’s disease, and for more than half a century the same medication was used to treat it. Now, there’s an alternative that promises better results.
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Missing from Virginia’s legislative power gathering was Senate President Louise Lucas, who's due in federal court next week for an arraignment on corruption charges.
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