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Supreme Court Of Virginia Greenlights Redistricting Referendum
“Now it’s up to voters,” Gov. Abigail Spanberger said Friday in response to the high court’s order.

“Now it’s up to voters,” Gov. Abigail Spanberger said Friday in response to the high court’s order.

Also called the “Affordable Medicine Act,” lawmakers are trying again to set caps on certain prescription drug prices.
Democrats push farm worker minimum wage bill for a third year.
Proponents push for stricter regulations on fertilizer laced with “forever chemicals."
The devices aren’t used widely in Virginia; Hamilton said she wanted more people to learn about them through her legislation.
From renter protections to boosting housing stock, proposals that clear one chamber must clear the other in the legislative session.
The pending laws follow fights between legislators and the Youngkin administration over board appointments.
"I realized this was not about me, it was about McGuire," Edith Younger Edmunds said in a phone interview with The Mercury.
The package would require judicial warrants for courthouse arrests and restrict immigration enforcement in schools and polling places.
A DEM report found more than 5 million Virginians don't have “sufficient staffing to maintain the critical functions” of emergency mgmt.
A proposal in the General Assembly could remove local governments’ say on public employee unions’ bargaining rights.
Republicans seize on dormant Democratic tax bills to attack the new governor, even as lawmakers advance measures aimed at lowering costs.
Community concerns over PFAS continue to grow across the commonwealth.
Unlikely allies worked to pass probation reform bills last year that created a workgroup to refine the proposal this year.
A FCPS teacher alleges that other staff assisted minors without parental consent; the school division refutes her claims.
Hampton Roads Ventures’ 2025 annual report reveals a $15 million investment in two projects in other states, but none in Norfolk.
In Virginia, there is no state policy requiring a minimum number of paid sick days, so it's up to companies whether they offer them.
The Coalition warns that the Trump administration's demands for resident data and policy changes threaten state sovereignty.
The allegation stemmed from an alleged sexual assault by Helmer at a 2018 event; he was accused of inappropriately touching Savaglio.
The package of bills would limit cooperation, protect sensitive locations, and bring new Democratic control of state government.