Cardinal Conversation: Virginia's declining median income

RADIO IQ | By Fred Echols

Published October 2, 2023 at 4:22 AM EDT

The latest numbers from the Census Bureau show that Virginia's statewide median household income fell by more than two-percent last year as payrolls and population dropped in Northern Virginia.

Dwayne Yancey with Cardinal News has been examining the data and talked about it with Fred Echols.

Cardinal News is an independent, online news organization covering Southwest and Southside Virginia.

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Cardinal Conversation: Virginia's declining median income

The latest numbers from the Census Bureau show that Virginia's statewide median household income fell by more than two-percent last year as payrolls and population dropped in Northern Virginia.Dwayne Yancey with Cardinal News has been examining the data and talked about it with Fred Echols.

The latest numbers from the Census Bureau show that Virginia's statewide median household income fell by more than two-percent last year as payrolls and population dropped in Northern Virginia.

Dwayne Yancey with Cardinal News has been examining the data and talked about it with Fred Echols.