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The bill's sponsor claimed it gave the same rights to people not wanting to wear masks in public as those who opt to wear them → Read More
Legend had it that an image of President Abraham Lincoln lying in his coffin had been placed inside the copper box → Read More
Map proposal would add Harrisonburg to current 24th Senate district, keep SAW area politically intact → Read More
Follow live updates as the 131-year-old statue is taken down Wednesday. → Read More
In the Facebook video, the worker and client were arguing over something when the white woman made the offensive statement. → Read More
Gov. Ralph S. Northam is expected to sign the bill into law, which will put the monument in storage until Virginia decides what to do with it → Read More
The legislator from Colonial Heights proposes one-time checks for filers based on their annual income and whether they file single or joint returns. → Read More
The Chesterfield legislator says voters, not the party leadership, needs to decide who they want to run, calls convention choice 'socialism' → Read More
If the state Senate agrees, Virginia would become the fourth state — and the first in the South — to make the recognition. → Read More
All five Republicans on the panel voted against the racism resolution, but one of them joined Democrats in supporting the water resolution → Read More
Eileen Filler-Corn said the decision is based on the health and safety of all 100 delegates, legislative staffs and citizens traveling during the outbreak. → Read More
Attorney General Mark Herring is asking the high court for one of two options — dissolve an injunction or an expedited hearing on lawsuit appeal → Read More
The governor is not telling people they should not gather together for the holidays, just take measures to keep it virus-free → Read More
Commonwealth joins Florida and Oregon with statewide prohibitions on the books → Read More
Sen. Richard L. Saslaw, D-Fairfax, immediately apologized after his comment drew groans and nervous laughter. → Read More