The General Assembly failed at finding a path to starting recreational marijuana sales this year, but a law outlining stricter regulations for retailers selling what one...
State legislators did not advance a Virginia House bill that advocates said would have provided more information to women seeking an abortion and which opponents saw...
Legislation that would have accelerated a state-imposed timeline for Richmond to finish separating its stormwater and sewer systems by five years has died after a House...
A House of Delegates subcommittee Monday voted down legislation that would have allowed recreational marijuana sales to begin this September.
“The invasion of Ukraine by Soviet dictator Vladimir Putin cannot stand, and the people of the commonwealth are ready to rally in opposition to this senseless...
A bill that seeks to limit the use of isolated—or solitary— confinement in Virginia’s correctional facilities now faces the Republican-controlled House, who voted down a similar...
Despite last year’s compromise involving a phased state ban on food containers made from a plastic foam called polystyrene, both chambers of Virginia’s General Assembly are...
A Senate committee could debate a bill that would reverse a policing law intended to reduce racial profiling.
A proposed constitutional amendment making headway in the Virginia General Assembly seeks to grant former felons the right to vote.
"When the Governor speaks of “parents’ rights”, he seems interested in speaking only to those who conveniently support his political beliefs." - VEA President James J....