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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s cellphone ban in K-12 schools will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2025, but some lawmakers want to give localities the option to establish their own policies. Youngkin issued Executive Order 33 earlier this year, which outlined the reasons behind the ban: cellphones are a
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Trump’s victory sets the stage for high-stakes Virginia elections in 2025
As the next president is poised to reshape the political landscape, Democrats and Republicans gear up for pivotal battles over the governorship and control of the legislature.
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McClellan, Kiggans seek to protect servicemembers from PFAS exposure
U.S. Representatives Jennifer McClellan, D-4th, and Jennifer Kiggans, R-2nd (both of Virginia) are leading a bipartisan effort to include provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025 that would better protect servicemembers from exposure to toxic PFAS chemicals. The pair sent a letter to House and
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Henrico Planning Commission endorses Sheetz next to Pine Grove subdivision
The Henrico Planning Commission Nov. 14 recommended approval for a proposed 24-hour Sheetz gas station and convenience store in the Brookland District, on the north side of West Broad between Pine Grove Drive and Hollybrook Avenue. The recommendation was unusual because it overrode Henrico Planning Department staffers’ specific opposition to
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