General Assembly 2025

Governor Glenn Youngkin is considering a bill that would expand African American Studies in Virginia public schools.

Governor Glenn Youngkin has about 100 bills on his desk that he’s still considering. One of those bills requires unconscious bias training for doctors.

“India today is a large importer of other people’s soybeans," Youngkin said. "They should be Virginians’.”

“The purpose of this bill was to send a message that, look, ‘you need to fix it, or we’re going to condemn the building and then tear it down,” Del. Wendell Walker said.

Governor Glenn Youngkin is contemplating what to do with 92 bills on his desk. And one involves medical debt.

Social media is addictive and potentially even harmful to children, says Senator Schuyler Van Valkenburg, a Democrat from Henrico County. That's why he introduced a bill to do something about it.

Members of the House of Delegates’ Emergency Committee on the Impacts of Federal Workforce and Funding Reductions are on the road, and they’re hearing from people in Northern Virginia.

Members of the Virginia General Assembly and the governor are considering how the Virginia code should adapt to the new world of artificial intelligence.

Should the Virginia Department of Transportation sign an agreement with the Virginia State Police to expand the use of license plate readers to interstates across the Commonwealth? That's a question that has vexed lawmakers for years.

Governor Glenn Youngkin is now considering hundreds of actions from the General Assembly this week.