Bills to increase transparency within public college and university animal testing facilities advanced in the General Assembly, but with amendments.
Lawmakers continued until next session two bills that created penalties for deceptive use of artificial intelligence software amid a growing number of cases in which fake...
State lawmakers have advanced bills that would allow public sector employees to use medical cannabis without losing their jobs.
Bills to help educate juveniles and prevent fatal overdoses amid the opioid epidemic have advanced in the General Assembly.
State lawmakers did not advance legislation this session that aimed to slow rising rent prices, although affordable housing remains a big concern for Virginia constituents. But...
An education coalition and lawmakers on Friday hosted a press conference to highlight legislative priorities, including teacher compensation. Several bills to improve teacher pay are working...
Legislation banning Virginia’s public colleges and universities from providing special treatment in admissions decisions to students related to alumni and donors is on track to head...
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s assertion this month that the state’s gun laws are already strong enough for his liking isn’t deterring Democrats from moving forward with...
Roads will be closed and ‘No Parking’ zones will be established from 5 a.m. – 6 p.m., Monday, January 15th.
The Virginia General Assembly passed long-delayed amendments to the two-year state budget Wednesday, ending a six-month stalemate and sending the document to Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin...