Republicans in the House of Delegates have begun debating how to open the retail marijuana …
Youngkin Commended for Promise to Withdraw Virginia From Dangerous Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
While liberals find themselves predictably triggered, Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin has earned widespread praise for announcing …
Sophisticated Cyberattack Hits Virginia General Assembly
An “extremely sophisticated” ransomware attack has crippled the IT agency serving the Virginia General Assembly …
Democrats’ Recount Fails – Republican Takeover Official
Democrats have failed to overturn one of the contested seats in the Virginia House of …
Will Youngkin Do What Only Gilmore Could?
Republican Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin has finally installed his transition team, and from the looks of …
Democrat Denies Rumors That He’s Joining the Youngkin Administration
A longtime Democratic state senator has officially shot down rumors that he’s planning to retire …
Future of Virginia’s Marijuana Market Hazier After GOP Wins
Is Virginia’s recreational marijuana market about to go up in smoke? Since the legalization process …
Republican D.J. Jordan Raises Most Funds In First Quarter For First-Time Candidate
D.J. Jordan, the Republican candidate for the 31st House of Delegates District, will face Delegate Elizabeth Guzman (D-Dale City) at the ballot box in November.
Bill Banning Hand-Held Mobile Phones Fails To Become Law
In the 12th hour of the 2019 legislative session in Richmond, lawmakers rejected a bill aimed at keeping drivers off their phones.
Virginia’s Republican Majority Made K-12 Education Legislation High Priority During 46-Day Session
The GOP addressed teacher shortages, bolstered work-based career and technical education, promoted energy-efficient school infrastructure, mitigated risks associated with student-athletes playing sports with concussions, and allowed school boards to begin the school year earlier.