With less than nine weeks before the November midterm elections, the Republican Party of Virginia has a new leader, bringing to the table over a decade of political organization experience.
Mental Health Education Now Required For Virginia High School Students
Virginia becomes one of two states in the U.S. to require mental health education in high school.
Congressman Taylor Embarks On Eastern Shore Tour To Give Legislative Update
From child care directives for military families, to NASA initiatives to curb pollution, to sea level rise and erosion, Congressman Scott Taylor (VA-2) spoke to his Eastern Shore constituents about what his work in Washington means for them.
Shenandoah Valley Meeting Held To Discuss Improvements For Interstate 81 Corridor
Some of the options to fund improvements along the I-81 corridor are instituting a heavy commercial vehicle toll, a regional fuel tax, and a regional retail sales and use tax.
Virginia ABC Hits 20th Consecutive Year Of Record Breaking Sales With Almost $1 Billion
Sunday alcohol sales have helped Virginia’s ABC nearly touch the $1 billion sales mark.
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?
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.
House Republicans Introduce Plan To Lower Prepaid529 College Tuition Contracts
A measure to lower the cost of Prepaid529 college savings plans has been introduced by two top GOP members in the state legislature.
Virginia’s Average In-State College Tuition Up Five Percent This Year
Virginia students will be borrowing more for higher education this coming school year.