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Spanberger Joins Other Governors In Push For PJM To Prioritize Ratepayer Protections
“Balancing both affordability and reliability are foundational to PJM’s very existence,” the governors wrote following the meeting.

“Balancing both affordability and reliability are foundational to PJM’s very existence,” the governors wrote following the meeting.

Built on campaign promises by the governor and lawmakers, healthcare and housing affordability bills dominated the 2026 legislative session.
Virginia voters have the chance to solidify the right to contraception, fertility treatments, pregnancy care and abortion.
This year, Virginia lawmakers passed a bill requiring municipalities to allow manufactured homes alongside single-family homes.
Polls show tight support while Democrats press for a stronger push and Republicans ramp up opposition.
House Bill 500 would enable the Department of Conservation and Recreation to receive a 1,240 acre parcel of land to make it a state park.
Clinics face growing pressure as rebate loss and federal reductions disrupt medication access and erode trust.
Researchers say many cases begin with unclear pricing and billing, and can escalate into wage garnishment and financial hardship.
Richmond initiative, proposed canopy requirements and new research highlight push to cool hotter, underserved neighborhoods.
Dominion said the cost of the “Rider RGGI” on bills will be detailed in its June filing to the SCC.
Justice for Democracy PAC faces backlash over mailers invoking Jim Crow era and misrepresenting Obama’s stance.
Measures expand thread assessment training, mental health resources, internet safety and emergency preparedness in Virginia schools.
The measures would expand insurance coverage and create a state-level right as federal policy remains in flux.
The head of the strike group, Rear Adm. Alexis Walker, would not say where the ship and its complement of three destroyers were headed.
Violations bottomed out in 2020 as campuses emptied during the COVID-19 pandemic, then rebounded sharply.
Federal shifts, including Medicaid restrictions and Title X uncertainty, leave clinics warning of gaps in care.
Organizers say competing anti-Trump protest near VCU likely siphoned away some participants.
An executive action to rejoin ERIC contrasts with the GOP legal push to preserve noncitizen removals ahead of elections.
Fairfax’s population grew the most of any Virginia county.
Health systems get loud about current and anticipated insurance drop-offs, stunted funding pathways.