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The Winchester, Va. Planning Commission voted 4-2 Feb. 17 to remove the Pledge of Allegiance from its business meetings.

A wastewater overflow tied to the collapse of a major sewer pipeline continues to prompt responses from officials in Virginia, Maryland and Washington as repair work advances along the Potomac River.

Legislation establishes tax rates, license caps and rollout timeline for statewide marijuana sales as early as November.

Hammond said many small businesses already pay above the minimum wage but warned that state-mandated increases could still trigger broader cost adjustments.

Lawmakers who represent areas where hundreds of data centers are concentrated said the emissions from the generators, even just during the testing hours each month, are harmful to the health of surrounding communities.

It is our sincere hope that Virginia lawmakers will invest in housing solutions to meet the dire needs of our congregants and residents statewide, guest columnists Rev. Dr. Keith Savage and Rev. Dr. Michael Sessoms write.

Robert Duvall is survived by his wife, Luciana Pedraza, and by an incomparable body of work that will continue to move, challenge, and inspire audiences for generations to come.

The idea is to encourage more housing density while still allowing single-family homes in neighborhoods.

By David M. Poole | Virginia Mercury The Supreme Court of Virginia on Friday said a Republican lawsuit challenging the validity of a redistricting referendum set for April 21 is “of such imperative public importance as to … require a prompt decision.” Then the court set the deadline for briefs on April 23, two days…