THC breathalyzers are often discussed as a way to detect drivers under the influence, especially as Virginia closes in on a retail cannabis market, but questions...
Democrats and Republicans in the Virginia General Assembly were divided along party lines this session, but came together over some key issues.
State lawmakers introduced dozens of bills this session that tackle immigration policy; several aligned with a recent executive directive to end local law enforcement cooperation with...
A House Labor and Commerce subcommittee recommended continuing until next session a measure to have data centers pay for associated infrastructure and energy costs, instead of...
House Bill 217 would prohibit the manufacture, sale, import, purchase and transfer of many semi-automatic rifles, pistols and shotguns that meet its newly expanded definition of...
Some lawmakers hope for more guardrails to better protect Virginians amid the boom in artificial intelligence.
Democrats delivered on their campaign promises to introduce gun safety measures if they won control in the state General Assembly, although most bills did not pass...
The General Assembly introduced several proposals to update public school curricula, including education around food allergies, mental health, hazing and overdose prevention.
Legislation did not advance that would allow universities the option to install school crossing zones on campuses, although pedestrian injuries continue to rise throughout the state.
Bills to increase transparency within public college and university animal testing facilities advanced in the General Assembly, but with amendments.
