Governor Ralph Northam predicts Super Bowl appearance for Redskins and speaks about new stadium in Virginia.

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Governor Ralph Northam predicts Super Bowl appearance for Redskins and speaks about new stadium in Virginia.
Northam denounces Lee County’s plan to arm teachers although the plan is widely backed by area residents.
Very soon, Virginia’s relationship with Northrop Grumman will be coming to an end. One of …
Governor Ralph Northam vetoed four GOP bills that he claims would “undermine” Virginia’s health insurance marketplace and raise the cost of care for everyone. Ironically, this is the same problem that Republican senators say their proposals were set to fix.
The State Senate now has a date to return to the General Assembly building to finalize a biennial state budget, but it also needs to articulate a budget that it is willing to pass.
After tolls in early April hit $46 on the I-66 Capital Beltway, frustrating and emptying the pockets of drivers, there may be changes coming soon to lower rush hour prices for Northern Virginia drivers.
On May 14, members of the Virginia State Senate will return to Bank Street in Richmond to finish, hopefully, the two-year state budget, over one month after spending plans from the lower chamber were forwarded.
Democrats were in hot water over a clandestine political operation undertaken in Virginia prior to last year’s election. After it was found that a PAC called NextGen America was working to bolster liberals by filing FOIAs to secure the phone numbers of voters, Governor Northam signed two bill prohibiting the action.
After Governor Northam struck down a measure that would have prohibited the establishment of sanctuary cities in Virginia, one Republican lawmaker made one last effort to see it through.
One of the biggest topics spoken throughout Virginia’s capital city is the state of Richmond …