Expiration of covid-era funding creates rocky future for Virginia child care
Related
Virginia Senate advances bill to amend DUI laws on private property
The Virginia Senate passed a series of amendments on Thursday to state DUI laws, exempting drivers operating a motor vehicle on their residential property from being charged. The bill, SB918, introduced by Sen. Richard H. Stuart, R-Montross, adds two clauses to state law specifying that the current law “shall not
Click here to read more
Cannabis advocates lobby at state capitol
Cannabis supporters from both parties gathered at the state Capitol Monday for Cannabis Lobby Day, calling on lawmakers to support legislation that could shape the state’s marijuana market. The event was organized by the Virginia chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, a nonprofit advocating
Click here to read more
Disabilities assistance bills move forward in House
Two bills addressing gaps in healthcare services for people and families with disabilities moved forward Thursday during a subcommittee of the Committee of Health and Human Services meeting. The bills, HB1762 introduced by Del. Will Morefield, R-Tazewell, and HB2344, introduced by Del Chris Obenshain, R-Montgomery, aim to improve access to
Click here to read more
Aird seeks $1M in state budget for Henrico's ‘Opportunity Schools’ program
Henrico Senator Lashrecse Aird (D-13th District) is seeking $1 million in an amendment to Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s proposed budget to help Henrico Schools expand its “Opportunity Schools” program. The one-time funding would allow HCPS to designate Harold Macon Ratcliffe Elementary and Brookland Middle as Opportunity Schools for the 2025-2026
Click here to read more