Virginia is expecting about $6.8 billion in state and local allocations on top of other grant funding in the bill, Secretary of Finance Aubrey Lane said. … Read more
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Venue sues over Virginia’s crowd limit for outdoor weddings
An estate in western Virginia that holds outdoor weddings has filed a lawsuit over Gov. Ralph Northam’s COVID-19-related restrictions… Read more
Maryland House approves sports betting implementation bill
Sports betting would be allowed online, at Maryland’s six casinos and the stadiums where the state’s three major professional sports teams play… Read more
Lawsuit challenges new admissions policy at elite Va. school
The Pacific Legal Foundation’s lawsuit against the Fairfax County school board was prompted by the school system’s decision to overhaul the admissions process at the Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.… Read more
Maryland bill would ban firearms at election sites
“Everyone should be able to vote free from fear and intimidation,” Senate bill lead sponsor Sen. Jeff Waldstreicher, D-Montgomery said.… Read more
Roger Mudd, longtime network TV newsman, dies at 93
CBS News says Mudd died Tuesday of complications of kidney failure at his home in McLean, Virginia.… Read more
Hogan eases COVID-19 restrictions on Maryland businesses
Maryland’s statewide mask mandate will remain in effect. … Read more
Smithsonian obtains vial from 1st US COVID-19 vaccine dose
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History has acquired the vial that contained the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine… Read more
Virginia sees uptick in families delaying kindergarten
Delaying kindergarten enrollment is an annual occurrence in the state. And it’s normally sought out by families who are white, affluent and have sons.… Read more
Virginia GOP nominating contest confusion deepens
The Virginia GOP appears to be headed back to the drawing board in its ongoing struggle to sort out how to choose its nominees for this year’s statewide contests.… Read more
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Category Archives: Local News
Virginia sorting through fine print on new stimulus bill
Virginia is expecting about $6.8 billion in state and local allocations on top of other grant funding in the bill, Secretary of Finance Aubrey Lane said. … Continue Reading
Venue sues over Virginia’s crowd limit for outdoor weddings
An estate in western Virginia that holds outdoor weddings has filed a lawsuit over Gov. Ralph Northam’s COVID-19-related restrictions… Continue Reading
Maryland House approves sports betting implementation bill
Sports betting would be allowed online, at Maryland’s six casinos and the stadiums where the state’s three major professional sports teams play… Continue Reading
Lawsuit challenges new admissions policy at elite Va. school
The Pacific Legal Foundation’s lawsuit against the Fairfax County school board was prompted by the school system’s decision to overhaul the admissions process at the Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.… Continue Reading
Maryland bill would ban firearms at election sites
“Everyone should be able to vote free from fear and intimidation,” Senate bill lead sponsor Sen. Jeff Waldstreicher, D-Montgomery said.… Continue Reading
Roger Mudd, longtime network TV newsman, dies at 93
CBS News says Mudd died Tuesday of complications of kidney failure at his home in McLean, Virginia.… Continue Reading
Hogan eases COVID-19 restrictions on Maryland businesses
Maryland’s statewide mask mandate will remain in effect. … Continue Reading
Smithsonian obtains vial from 1st US COVID-19 vaccine dose
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History has acquired the vial that contained the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine… Continue Reading
Virginia sees uptick in families delaying kindergarten
Delaying kindergarten enrollment is an annual occurrence in the state. And it’s normally sought out by families who are white, affluent and have sons.… Continue Reading
Virginia GOP nominating contest confusion deepens
The Virginia GOP appears to be headed back to the drawing board in its ongoing struggle to sort out how to choose its nominees for this year’s statewide contests.… Continue Reading