News Vaccine Picture Improves for Virginia By Sandy Hausman • Jan 29, 2021 AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File Last week, officials admitted Virginia had one of the worst state rates for administering vaccine on hand. This week, the news is better. Ending the Death Penalty: What Financial Impacts Could Virginia See? By Michael Pope • Jan 29, 2021 MBandman / Flickr, Creative Commons: flickr.com/photos/mbandman/23033039562 Lawmakers are considering legislation to abolish the death penalty in Virginia. Effort to Abolish the Panic Defense in Virginia Clears Hurdle in House of Delegates By Michael Pope • Jan 29, 2021 Lawmakers are considering a bill that would create new protections for people based on sexual orientation or gender identity. State's Tallest Highrise Made From Wood By Sandy Hausman • Jan 29, 2021 William McDonough+Partners Apex is a wind power company based in Charlottesville, and true to its mission, the firm wanted its headquarters to be green. That’s why it’s building an eight-story highrise from a surprising material – wood. Should Guns Be Allowed at Virginia's Capitol Square? By Michael Pope • Jan 28, 2021 Va Capitol Police Twitter Page; @VaCapitolPolice Rising concern over the safety of lawmakers and the public is causing lawmakers to reconsider where guns are allowed near the state Capitol. Pages1 2 3 4 … next › last »
