This year’s Virginia General Assembly is set to give off a great deal of heat, but little light — and for the worst reasons possible.
Youngkin Rejects Ford Plant Due To Chinese Technology Ties
Governor Glenn Youngkin blocked Virginia from consideration for a battery plant to supply Ford Motor …
Transportation Secretary Touts Successes
RICHMOND, Virginia – In a Thursday presentation to legislators, Secretary of Transportation Shep Miller touted reduced …
Youngkin Shares Legislative Priorities
RICHMOND, Virginia – Governor Glenn Youngkin continued his call for tax cuts, changes to education policy, …
Democrat Declares Victory In Seventh Senate District Special Election
Democrat Aaron Rouse declared victory in Tuesday’s special election to fill a state senate seat left vacant …
Delegate Introduces Bill To Give Parents More Say In Education
Delegate Glenn Davis (R-Virginia Beach) has introduced a bill to create education savings accounts (ESAs) …
HANER: Complex Energy Bill Will Raise Costs to Customers
The Virginia General Assembly may be captured by fights over abortion and taxes, writes TJIPP’s Steve Haner, but the deepest reach into your pockets will involve your energy bills.
Latest VCU Poll Showcases Youngkin Approval Rating
Governor Glenn Youngkin is at 52 percent approval, and 32 percent disapproval in a Virginia …
New VCCS Chancellor Focuses on Linking Industry and Education
The immediate focus of the incoming VCCS chancellor seems to echo Youngkin’s policy directives linking education to industry. Wiser heads will be careful about how this is done.
After Arrest at Loudoun School Board Meeting, Court Finds Tigges Not Guilty
Mr. Tigges was the second person arrested in the room while the Board had recessed. The other was Scott Smith, whose daughter was sexually assaulted in the school bathroom by a male.