The author of one of the bills said the intent wasn’t to stifle free speech

An earlier review called conditions at the facility "severe."

The various legislation funds, loosen restrictions on midwife and doula care — and expands Medicaid access.

After action reports were released by Henrico officials on Tuesday.

The storm could bring inches of heavy, wet snow to many parts of Virginia.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed a similar bill last year.

A Maryland-based developed reached a plea agreement on embezzlement charges related to a South Richmond development; A new data park could be coming to Chesterfield; and a new interview reveals the secrets behind the Duke's Mayo ads.

Many of the provisions are nearly sure to be eliminated, since they fund legislation Youngkin vetoed last year

Hoffman & Associates agreed to purchase an entire city block at 3200 W. Moore St. for a mixed-use development; Haleon is investing $54.2 million to upgrade its existing building at 1211 Sherwood Ave.; Richmond-based Spy Rock Real Estate Group submitted plans to build an apartment complex at 10800 Center View Drive, where Midlothian Athletic Club currently stands; and Rachel and Milton Rodriguez are preparing to open Taco Vegana at 1004 Oakwood Ave.

Rural representatives had concerns their districts would have solar projects forced on them, threatening forest and farmland.

The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland.

The next step in the process is for both chambers to resolve their differences.

Trump pledged last year to move 100,000 workers out of the D.C. metro.

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A GA bill would provide health care to pregnant people who are incarcerated

A federal judge temporarily halted the sweeping order from taking effect on Tuesday.

Legislators advanced a number of tax proposals, while killing most of Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s.

Fairfax Del. Holly Seibold says informational signs could help reduce the spread of invasive plant species in the commonwealth.

The Division of Perceptual Studies was established in 1967.

Richmond's Greyhound bus station is set for redevelopment; Chimbo Sandwich Shop is coming to Church Hill; and a new cat cafe is coming to the Fan.

The city says the notice is a “necessary and planned part” of working with the health department to address the recent water issues.

It will cost approximately $234,000.

Over 600,000 Virginians would be affected.

Also: Chesterfield County appointed its new superintendent.