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The Republican faces growing political pressure in the 2nd Congressional District as gas prices climb and Democrats tie conflict to rising costs.
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"The likenesses of Washington and several others are completely off. It's one of the obvious ways fact and fiction kind of coexist here."
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State officials say reinvesting toll funds could expand affordable transportation options, but skepticism over express lanes remains.
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State’s new maternal mental health campaign includes resources and a database of support groups around the state hosted by hospitals or nonprofits.
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Longleaf is a crucial part of Virginia’s natural and economic heritage, arguably more so than tobacco, state officials say.
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The governor had allies in the veto, including the Virginia Association of Commonwealth’s Attorneys, whose members prosecute these cases.
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The planned dissolution of the office is part of a larger plan by President Donald Trump’s administration to abolish the Department of Education.
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Gov, Spanberger vetoed some immigration enforcement limits while signing other protections and issuing new executive order.
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A five-year effort rebranded as the Affordable Medicine Act this year picked up additional bipartisan support before facing Spanberger’s rejection.
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A newly signed bill will enter the state into the Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact, allowing teachers licensed in member states to obtain an equivalent license in the Commonwealth.
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“I’ve already lost a marriage, traveling, for 15 years, trying to feed my family,” said Richmond IBEW 666 member Dorian Hargrave. ‘I’d like to have this economy bolstered and stay like it is, right here in Virginia.”
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The NAEP was a tool that Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration leaned heavily on to assess students in reading and math over the past four years.