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A Senate committee recently advanced a proposal for the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission to report on book removals in Virginia public schools between July 1, 2020 and Dec. 31, 2024. The study had an initial due date of Nov. 1, 2026, but a proposed Senate amendment could move
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School funding showdown looms as legislature sends sales tax bill to Youngkin again
Localities say they need more revenue, but the governor’s opposition remains a hurdle
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Virginia moves to protect reproductive and voting rights, but the fight is far from over
With abortion access at the center of debate, lawmakers clash over the future of constitutional protections
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Bill eliminating supplementary breast exam costs clears Virginia legislature on third push
The Virginia General Assembly passed a measure Thursday prohibiting health insurance carriers from imposing cost sharing for diagnostic and supplemental breast examinations. The passage comes after three consecutive attempts from Del. Shelly A. Simonds, D-Newport News. House Bill 1828 is recommended this year by the Health Insurance Reform Commission. “I
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