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Members of the Virginia General Assembly are considering a bill that would encourage schools to take a new approach to discipline.
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Farm workers don’t have to be paid the minimum wage in Virginia. That's because Virginia law has an exemption that allows them to be paid less, something the Delegate Adele McClure has spent years trying to overturn.
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Governor Abigail Spanberger is considering legislation that would ban the sale of assault-style weapons.
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"I think they got the message and we’ll see something different next session,” Sen. Louise Lucas said.
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When should a police officer stop what they are doing and render aid to someone suffering from a serious injury or a life threatening condition? The General Assembly is tackling that question.
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Fairfax-area Democratic Senator Saddam Salim had hoped to require disclosure on political ads that use artificial intelligence.
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This year’s proposed state budget includes $50 million for Richmond’s initiative — half of what it requested to meet a state-mandated deadline.
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“If an incumbent waits until the last minute and does not file then you have a five day extension of that deadline for anyone to decide if they want to get out there and run,” the Fairfax areas Senator told Radio IQ.
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Governor Abigail Spanberger is considering legislation that would change how probation works in Virginia.
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Virginia voters are now heading to the polls to decide whether the Commonwealth should redraw congressional district lines.