It is hard to put into the words the confusion and underlying irritation and complete resentment for those who accosted the City of Charlottesville for having a large police presence on the one-year anniversary of the riots that took three lives.
GO Virginia Green Lights Two Projects In Richmond Area, One In Greensville County
Three projects in the Commonwealth have been given the go-ahead by Virginia’s business-led economic development initiative.
House Democrats Meeting In Richmond Amid Talks Of Leadership Change
Will the progressives within the House Democratic Caucus bow to the establishment or rock the political boat with a coup against their leadership?
Mark Warner’s 20-Point Plan To Destroy The Internet And Online Innovation
Disregarding the wishes of private businesses and the concept of free speech, Mark Warner shows that power emanates from the Hill, not the Valley.
Virginia Scrambles To Provide Solution For Next Year’s Skyrocketing Premiums
After the revelation that monthly insurance premiums will skyrocket next year, a state committee will convene in effort to lower the costs of healthcare insurance under the Affordable Healthcare Act.
Virginia’s Habitual Drunkard Law Challenged, But Upheld By Appeals Court
Is the habitual drunkard law a means to a healthy Commonwealth, or a measure to keep homeless people off the streets?
Money Allotted For RPS Maintenance Hidden In Previous Years Surplus
Richmond School Board members and the public at-large were shocked to find that the lack of money allocated for this year’s infrastructure improvements within the school division was bolstered by money taken out of the budget to fix schools in the past and re-branded as “new” money.
Virginia Jobless Claims At 45-Year Low
As the economy continues to grow, Virginia’s unemployment lines continue to shrink.
Virginia Republican Carries Bill To Protect Social Security And Medicare Solvency
“For years I have said we need a lock box on Social Security to prevent any Congress from using our money elsewhere. The same goes for Medicare,” Congressman Scott Taylor said, who is sponsoring a measure to protect the fund’s solvency.
After Redistricting Battle, AG Mark Herring Refuses To Pay Up To Perkins Coie
Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring forgets that favorable judgement has a price in the world of politics.