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According to new numbers from the Virginia Association of Free and Charitable Clinics, demand has increased about 11% over the same time last year.
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Senator Schuyler VanValkenburg says housing issues can get addressed in one of three ways in Virginia: by regulation, zoning or in the budget.
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Two years in, SOL test scores are down and teacher vacancies are up, but Gov. Glenn Youngkin will leave office with majorities on powerful boards leading the Commonwealth's public education systems.
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While the spirit of the lab school program is supported by many, the funding—directly from the state and given to public and private colleges— has been a source of budget fights.
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Brad Kutner spoke with Youngkin and some pro-skill game activists as those negotiations are kicking off.
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“We need to make sure we put our universities on solid footing, a solid foundation. I think this is really going to help,” Del. Terry Kilgore said.
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Lawmakers were unable to overturn a veto from the governor on a bill that might have helped school construction.
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“We may have different ways we thought we’d get there, but now we’re going to work towards something that will keep the temperature down a bit,” Sen. Louise Lucas said Wednesday.
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Governor Youngkin has proposed more than 200 amendments to the state budget, and one of them would delay the implementation of a ban on single-use plastics. As Sandy Hausman reports, plastic and foam containers are already causing harm to wildlife and may also threaten human health.
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An effort to empower localities to charge a sales tax to fund school construction got strong bipartisan support but was vetoed by the governor.