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Youngkin returns to campaign trail, calls for court to strike redistricting vote
GOP leaders rally in Lynchburg, accusing Democrats of unconstitutional map-drawing ahead of April 21 referendum.
Spanberger vetoes skill games legalization bill
Gov. Abigail Spanberger this week vetoed legislation that would have legalized electronic skill gaming devices in Virginia, citing the state’s lack of a centralized gaming regulatory authority and data showing the machines had clustered in lower-income and minority communities when they were previously allowed to operate.
Browntown’s 23rd Annual Redbud Festival set for Saturday 4/18/26 with car show, duck race, live music and more
The festival runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Browntown Community Center, also known as the Old Browntown Schoolhouse, at 96 Browntown Rd. Admission and parking are both free. A free shuttle will run from the back parking lot to the Community Center via side-by-sides.
Spanberger signs package of public safety bills covering gun laws, cyber crimes and first responders
RICHMOND — Gov. Abigail Spanberger this week signed a broad package of public safety legislation into law, covering topics ranging from law enforcement support and cyberstalking to gun regulations and protections for crime victims. Several bills passed unanimously or with bipartisan support in the General Assembly. Law enforcement and first responders Two bills expand protections…
Gov. Spanberger signs four bills targeting invasive plants in Virginia
Gov. Abigail Spanberger this week signed four bills aimed at combating invasive plants across Virginia, addressing what supporters say is an underrecognized threat to the state’s farms, forests, waterways and wildlife.
Virginia to raise minimum wage to $15 by 2028 under new law
Measure wins broad public support but carries growing fiscal impact and draws GOP concern.
SCC approves Loudoun transmission line, nixes undergrounding; final route to be determined
The Golden-Mars high-voltage transmission line was approved by the SCC, but the final route depends on if the Loudoun County School Board will grant easements
FTC wants to hear from renters about ‘unfair and deceptive housing fees’
Tenants nationwide can comment until April 13, as the federal commission considers a new consumer protection rule.
Spanberger vetoes Fairfax casino bill over local control
By Shirleen Guerra | The Center Square Gov. Abigail Spanberger vetoed legislation that would have required Fairfax County to move forward with a casino referendum, saying the proposal would override local decision-making and depart from how gambling projects have been approved in Virginia. Senate Bill 756 would have added Fairfax County to the state’s list…
Purchase of Monroe’s old estate in Loudoun pushed to 2027
Legislation to purchase the former estate of the fifth Founding Father for use as a new state park in Loudoun County was continued until the 2027 session.
