The Gloucester County School Board filed a petition before the high court on Friday that argues its bathroom policy poses a “pressing federal question of national importance.”… Read more
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‘Clean cars’ bill clears major hurdle in Virginia Senate
A bill that aims to reduce carbon pollution in part by getting more zero-emissions vehicles on the road cleared a key hurdle in the Virginia Senate on Friday… Read more
Judge dismisses Amanda Chase lawsuit over nominating contest
A judge ruled against GOP candidate for governor Amanda Chase on Friday in her lawsuit over the state Republican party’s unsettled plans for this year’s nominating contest… Read more
Groups file court challenge of Maryland’s internet ad tax
Maryland’s first-in-the-nation law taxing digital advertising by Big Tech companies like Facebook and Google is being challenged in federal court … Read more
Loudoun schools agree to racial reforms after state probe
Loudoun County Public Schools have agreed to a series of reforms following an investigation by the Virginia Attorney General’s Office … Read more
Virginia GOP still sorting out nomination process
Plans right now call for a statewide convention May 1 to choose nominees for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general… Read more
AP source: Police suggest keeping Capitol fence for months
U.S. Capitol Police officials told congressional leaders the razor-wire topped fencing around the Capitol should remain in place for several more months … Read more
Northam: Inoculation rate is rising but more vaccine needed
The number of coronavirus vaccine shots that have been given in Virginia is ticking up, but the state is still falling short of its desired inoculation rate because too few vaccines are coming in… Read more
Overdose-related deaths increase in Maryland amid pandemic
Drug and alcohol related fatalities in Maryland have increased since the pandemic, and minority communities were hit the hardest, according to a recent report… Read more
Comptroller Franchot expects Marylanders to see state relief as soon as Friday
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot, D, expects 98% of all relief payments to be processed and in eligible people’s bank accounts as early as Friday… Read more
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School board asks high court to review transgender policy
The Gloucester County School Board filed a petition before the high court on Friday that argues its bathroom policy poses a “pressing federal question of national importance.”… Continue Reading
‘Clean cars’ bill clears major hurdle in Virginia Senate
A bill that aims to reduce carbon pollution in part by getting more zero-emissions vehicles on the road cleared a key hurdle in the Virginia Senate on Friday… Continue Reading
Judge dismisses Amanda Chase lawsuit over nominating contest
A judge ruled against GOP candidate for governor Amanda Chase on Friday in her lawsuit over the state Republican party’s unsettled plans for this year’s nominating contest… Continue Reading
Groups file court challenge of Maryland’s internet ad tax
Maryland’s first-in-the-nation law taxing digital advertising by Big Tech companies like Facebook and Google is being challenged in federal court … Continue Reading
Loudoun schools agree to racial reforms after state probe
Loudoun County Public Schools have agreed to a series of reforms following an investigation by the Virginia Attorney General’s Office … Continue Reading
Virginia GOP still sorting out nomination process
Plans right now call for a statewide convention May 1 to choose nominees for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general… Continue Reading
AP source: Police suggest keeping Capitol fence for months
U.S. Capitol Police officials told congressional leaders the razor-wire topped fencing around the Capitol should remain in place for several more months … Continue Reading
Northam: Inoculation rate is rising but more vaccine needed
The number of coronavirus vaccine shots that have been given in Virginia is ticking up, but the state is still falling short of its desired inoculation rate because too few vaccines are coming in… Continue Reading
Overdose-related deaths increase in Maryland amid pandemic
Drug and alcohol related fatalities in Maryland have increased since the pandemic, and minority communities were hit the hardest, according to a recent report… Continue Reading
Comptroller Franchot expects Marylanders to see state relief as soon as Friday
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot, D, expects 98% of all relief payments to be processed and in eligible people’s bank accounts as early as Friday… Continue Reading