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Lawmakers are about to return to Richmond for the General Assembly session, and one of the items they'll be talking about is expanding the stock of new housing.
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Governor Glenn Youngkin is pushing for an additional $1 billion in tax relief. He touted his plan during a stop in Salem Thursday.
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Governor Glenn Youngkin wants to triple the money invested in economic development for site readiness – essentially getting specific properties available with all the plumbing and curb cuts and electricity needed to sign the contract moving their businesses to Virginia.
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During their brief period in power at the General Assembly, Democrats were able to push through a major environmental law called the Clean Economy Act. Now, Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin wants to reconsider that legislation, potentially pulling back on the goal of ditching fossil fuels.
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The Welcome Project is the kind of thing you might see at an airport lobby or next to a vending machine at a welcome center.
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Advocates for transgender students who want to use the bathroom and the locker room of the gender they identify with are trying to figure out the best way to respond to the governor's new guidelines for public schools.
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Under guidelines adopted by former Governor Ralph Northam’s administration, teachers in Virginia public schools were expected to use the pronouns students ask for based on the gender they identify with. Now, Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin is recommending guidelines that say the opposite – allowing teachers to misgender students.
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A lot of that support comes from Republicans – but the survey shows that his favorability increased slightly among Democrats and Independents as well.
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Earlier this year, Senate Democrats rejected former EPA chief Andrew Wheeler's nomination to be Secretary of Natural and Historic Resources. Now, he says, he's looking forward to bringing his experience to this new office.
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Republicans said they would move to restrict abortions in Virginia in light of the Supreme Court’s decision Friday, with Democrats vowing to fight any such changes.