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The General Assembly adjourned Saturday, having completed action on more than 3,000 bills, but not the state budget. The bills that passed now go to Gov. Abigail Spanberger; the legislature will return for a special session in April to take up the budget and address any vetoes or amendments the governor has.
You can look up all the bills on
When Robin Stultz got the text from her brother one morning last June, she thought he was joking; he’d always had a playful sense of humor.
“Great, I’m with the Russian Navy now,” he texted.
At the time, Chuck Zimmerman was sailing from the United States to New Zealand, the culmination of a lifelong ambition to sail the world.
“Is that a...
Del. Sam Rasoul, D-Roanoke, is sounding more and more like a candidate for the U.S. House — if voters approve the April 21 referendum on congressional redistricting.
Rasoul has previously said he’d be interested in running if the new lines are adopted, which would create a Democratic-leaning congressional district from Radford to Charlottesville to Harrisonburg —...
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Virginia parents should be alarmed that the Virginia General Assembly just passed House Bill 355, which mandates annual mental health screenings for all public school students in grades 6 through 12. While framed as a compassionate response to a very real “mental health crisis,” it represents a fundamental shift in the mission of public education: from academic in...