A three-judge panel in Michigan has ruled that chalking a tire is a Fourth Amendment search, explaining further that it does not constitute a reasonable search.
Chalking Tires Now Deemed Unconstitutional On Fourth Amendment Grounds
State Taxes Due May 1, Refunds Coming In October After GOP-Led Tax Relief
By conforming Virginia tax law to the recently-altered federal law, Virginians should be able to file their state taxes without complications by next Wednesday.
Carbon Tax 2.0, Virginia Edition: Northam, Dems are all in for RGGI
As President Reagan famously said, “There you go again.” In 2010, Virginia Democrats threw in their lot with Nancy Pelosi and other national Democrats to pass the American Clean Energy and Security Act, a massive Federal takeover of everything from local zoning rules to air conditioner compressor gasses. Included in that bill was a national “cap […]
Fastest Growing City In Virginia May Surprise You
When it comes to the fastest area of population growth in the Commonwealth, one may speculate the suburbs of Northern Virginia next to Washington, D.C., or Hampton Roads, or Richmond, but you’re all wrong.
UVA Accepts Funds From General Assembly’s GOP-Led Budget To Freeze In-State Tuition
Tuition for most incoming and returning in-state students at the University of Virginia will remain the same during the 2019-2020 school year as the Charlottesville university received a $5.52 million increase in its base appropriations to roll back a 2.9 percent hike in its base in-state tuition rate.
Republican Bill Set To Raise Nationwide Age Limit For Smoking, Vaping To 21
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will introduce legislation next month to raise the age limit for people to purchase tobacco products and vaping devices from 18 to 21, but it will have exemptions for those who serve in the military.
Virginia Unemployment Rate At 2.9 Percent, 8,000 Jobs Created In March
Seasonally-adjusted non-farm employment increased by 8,000 jobs in March after February’s figures were revised downward by 400.
Because There Are Some Things Even Sharks Won’t Eat
Terry McAuliffe is back.
‘Database Of House Members’ Released To Publicly Share 400-Year House Of Delegates History
400 years to the day after George Yeardley arrived in the British colony of Virginia to assume the governorship, the House of Delegates released its ambitious, multi-year project to record and share biographical sketches and legislative information on the men and women who have served as Burgesses or Delegates since 1619.
Enthusiasm For Infanticide Continues To Dampen Dems Election Hopes
Northam’s cash haul this quarter? $2,500 — that’s it.
