That was the mantra on the third floor of the General Assembly Building on Wednesday, where pages held a “yard” sale filled with stuff that’s accumulated in lawmakers’ office cabinets […]
Virginia has plenty of history: Jamestown, a plethora of Founding Fathers, the Revolutionary War, the Civil War and more. But Del. Delores McQuinn, D-Richmond, thinks there’s history that’s gone unnoticed: […]
High-schoolers will get a mandatory lesson in consent during sex-ed classes if Gov. Terry McAuliffe signs HB2257, which passed both chambers. The bill was proposed by Del. Eileen Filler-Corn, D-Fairfax, […]
It’s halftime at the Virginia General Assembly. The state Senate and House of Delegates have finished hearing and deciding on their own bills, and those passed now will “cross over” […]
Attorney General Mark Herring and Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced Tuesday that the state is joining legal action against President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration. “This is not the United […]
More than 20 weighty ideas for state constitutional amendments were killed in one swift vote Monday morning by a Republican-led House of Delegates subcommittee, much to the chagrin of Democrats […]
Victims of “revenge porn” would have grounds to sue their tormentors if a state Senate bill by Jennifer Wexton, D-Loudoun, passes. The measure, SB1210, passed to the Senate floor on […]
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