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Virginia House committee kills bill to decriminalize homelessness
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Virginia House committee kills bill to decriminalize homelessness
More than a dozen localities across Virginia currently criminalize loitering or homeless-adjacent activity.
https://www.wvtf.org/news/2026-02-08/virginia-house-committee-kills-bill-to-decriminalize-homelessness
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"This is Virginia, this is the state Barbara Johns came from. We just put a statue of her in the Capital building because she walked out...How can I as a Virginia educator not look at that and see it as a positive and see it as a Virginia tradition?â
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Defying administratorsâ orders, Chesterfield students and employees walked out Friday to protest immigration enforcement
The Richmonder reached out to a Chesterfield County Public Schools spokesperson for comment, but has not heard back.
https://www.richmonder.org/defying-administrators-orders-chesterfield-students-and-employees-walked-out-friday-to-protest-immigration-enforcement/
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So in 2024 the fund gave out one single "reward" for the purpose fund was created 30+ years ago, but now is a backdoor way for police agencies to surveil Virginians & make us pay for it, too. Call your state electeds, folks.
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"State police later issued warrants for 44-year-old Charles A. Stokes, an officer with Kenbridge Police. He is wanted on charges of aggravated malicious wounding and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony."
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Troopers: 'Armed and dangerous' off-duty Virginia officer wanted for shooting woman multiple times
An off-duty Kenbridge police officer is wanted on felony charges after allegedly shooting a woman multiple times in Lunenburg County Sunday.
https://www.wtvr.com/news/local-news/charles-aaron-stokes-wanted-shooting-lunenburg-feb-8-2026
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Grants funded by your car insurance pay for surveillance tech in Virginia
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Grants funded by your car insurance pay for surveillance tech in Virginia
A fund created in the 1990s to reward car theft tips now provides over $1 million a year for surveillance tech for police.
https://cardinalnews.org/2025/06/03/grants-funded-by-your-car-insurance-pay-for-surveillance-tech-in-virginia/
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"Federal prosecutors have alleged Chesapeake Sheriff David Rosado of abusing his authority to coerce employees into supporting his 2025 campaign."
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Federal prosecutors file ethics complaint against outgoing Chesapeake sheriff ⢠Virginia Mercury
The federal Hatch Act limits how certain elected officials can participate in political campaigns.
https://virginiamercury.com/2025/12/22/federal-prosecutors-file-ethics-complaint-against-outgoing-chesapeake-sheriff/
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"A rail journey years in the making will pull away from Dominion Energyâs North Anna nuclear plant in Virginia in the fall of 2027... Aboard a specially designed railcar will be a 180-ton lead and steel cask containing spent nuclear fuel."
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DOE prepares to send nuclear waste cross-country
A 180-ton lead and steel cask containing spent nuclear fuel will cross 13 states and travel more than 2,500 miles.
https://www.eenews.net/articles/doe-prepares-to-send-nuclear-waste-cross-country/
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âWe are concerned that this will cut off an avenue the public and press currently have, and have had for a long time, to learn about crimes and criminal activity in their communities,â said Megan Rhyne...
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General Assembly considers bill to seal criminal complaints from public view
A bill would allow prosecutors to ask judges to seal criminal complaint affidavits, which provide the basis for arrests, on a temporary basis for âgood cause shown.â
https://www.pilotonline.com/2026/02/07/criminal-complaints-seal-general-assembly/
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"Garba and his co-conspirators received at least $619,442 in funds to which they were not entitled. Electronic payment cards were mailed to Garba which he withdrew from Richmond-area ATMs."
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Richmond man to serve 42 months for $619K COVID-19 scheme
A Richmond man involved in a $619K multi-state scheme for COVID-19 pandemic benefits will serve three years and six months in prison.
https://augustafreepress.com/news/richmond-man-sentenced-to-42-months-in-prison-for-619k-covid-19-scheme/
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"Where she will come down on diesel generators isnât clear. For now, a Spanberger spokesperson declined to comment."
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Virginia regulators weigh expanded use of data centers' polluting generators ⢠Virginia Mercury
The stateâs Department of Environmental Quality would expand permissible uses during emergencies to include âplanned outagesâ by grid operators, presumably for power line upgrades.
https://virginiamercury.com/2025/12/16/virginia-regulators-weigh-expanded-use-of-data-centers-polluting-generators/
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"U.S. District Judge David Novak of Richmond issued a three-page order demanding to know why Halligan is still serving in the post."
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Judge orders Lindsey Halligan to explain why she's still serving as U.S. attorney after previous ruling against her
A separate judge had ruled that Halligan, who brought cases against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, was unlawfully appointed.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/lindsey-halligan-ordered-explain-us-attorney-despite-ruling-against-he-rcna252717
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"And hereâs Montgomery County Democrat Lily Franklin after voting against an assault weapons ban. âI just voted along with what my constituents sent me here to do," Franklin told Radio IQ."
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Virginia House Democrats pass new gun laws, but not all Democrats voted for them
University of Mary Washington political science professor Stephen Farnsworth said such a big majority can cut both ways.
https://www.wvtf.org/news/2026-02-05/virginia-house-democrats-pass-new-gun-laws-but-not-all-democrats-voted-for-them
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"Hopewell Sheriffâs Office and Richmond County Sheriffâs Office are still working with U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE) after Gov. Spanbergerâs (D) recent directive ordering state law enforcement agencies to terminate their ICE agreements."
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https://www.wric.com/news/local-news/the-tri-cities/hopewell-sheriffs-continues-ice-work-spanberger-directive/
2 days ago
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Electronic Frontier Foundation
2 days ago
Trying to understand all of the ins and outs of digital security can be overwhelming, but our team at EFF is here to help. With our security starter pack, you can take a few simple steps to improve your digital privacy.
ssd.eff.org/playlist/wa...
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Want a security starter pack?
Start from the beginning with a selection of simple steps. Surveillance impacts all of us, no matter where we live or what we do. While some of us might be directly affected, others may simply want to know what measures they can take to protect their communications and data from...
https://ssd.eff.org/playlist/want-security-starter-pack
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"At this time, 209 votes are on board with the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact and the addition of Virginia's 13 electoral votes would bring the total to within 48 votes of the number necessary to enact."
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The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact deserves our support | Guest column
At this time, 209 votes are on board with the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, and the addition of Virginia's 13 electoral votes would bring the total to within 48 votes of the number necessa...
https://richmond.com/opinion/column/article_b1e95dd0-d230-480b-ba35-b133087b5ae4.html
2 days ago
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"Legislators asked to strike, without any discussion, one proposal to keep lenders from bypassing state laws limiting interest charges by framing loans as lease-back or rebate deals..."
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Lawmakers, political scientists say death of progressive bills shows how far Va. Dems willing to go
While some long-hoped for bills â minimum wage increases, and paid family medical leave are speeding through the General Assembly, other measures pushed by Democratic progressives are dying.
https://richmond.com/news/state-regional/government-politics/article_e1074615-38a6-4dbd-921e-e55bc7721ee9.html
2 days ago
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"Once again, legislation, Senate Bill 355, giving local governments the power to enact limits on rent increases, failed to make it past legislative gatekeepers."
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General Assembly balks at rent caps
Legislators turned their attention toward some of the pressures on some of Virginiaâs lowest income families in recent days, but balked at a move to slow recent double-digit percent increases in rents...
https://richmond.com/news/state-regional/article_7ee358e6-a3cd-420b-b767-2081fa297ac9.html#tracking-source=home-top-story
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"ICE agents wearing masks is unprecedented and un-American. Banning masks for ICE agents is a key demand for those negotiating ICE reforms in the current DHS funding standoff."
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History shows that ICEâs use of masks to shield their identities is un-American | Guest column
ICE agents wearing masks is unprecedented and un-American. Banning masks for ICE agents is a key demand in negotiations over ICE reforms amid the current DHS funding standoff. But I imagine that, give...
https://richmond.com/opinion/column/article_81d8263b-a043-4ec7-8480-1c19d338ddf5.html
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"On May 29, 2020, Bynum-Coleman transferred $10,000 of fraudulently obtained PPP funds into a bank account in the name of âFriends of Sheila for Delegate,â an account which the DOJ said is for Bynum-Colemanâs political campaign..."
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https://www.wric.com/news/local-news/richmond/former-house-candidate-pleads-guilty-ppp-loan-fraud/
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"Spanberger pulls the plug"
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As ICE seeks to expand footprint in Va., Youngkinâs final-day prison sale directive draws scrutiny ⢠Virginia Mercury
On his last full day in office, outgoing Gov. Glenn Youngkin instructed state officials to move forward with selling the shuttered Augusta Correctional Center to a Florida-based asset management compa...
https://virginiamercury.com/2026/02/03/as-ice-seeks-to-expand-footprint-in-va-youngkins-final-day-prison-sale-directive-draws-scrutiny/
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"I am aware, for example, with chemicals used for Black women and other women, there are chemicals in there that can cause cancer, that can cause other health problems and itâs treated as though itâs a cost of business,â Keys-Gamarra said.
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Virginia lawmakers seek ban on toxic chemicals used in cosmetics ⢠Virginia Mercury
House Bill 122 seeks to bolster consumer protections by banning toxic ingredients used in the beauty industry.
https://virginiamercury.com/2026/02/03/virginia-lawmakers-seek-ban-on-toxic-chemicals-used-in-cosmetics/
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"A proposed state budget amendment will discontinue localitiesâ using money from Help Eliminate Auto Theft grants to fund automated license plate readers."
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Tech briefs: Budget amendment would discontinue auto theft grants funding license plate readers
A proposed state budget amendment will discontinue localitiesâ using money from Help Eliminate Auto Theft grants to fund automated license plate readers. The amendment, which Del. Irene Shin, D-FaiâŚ
https://cardinalnews.org/2026/02/04/tech-briefs-budget-amendment-would-discontinue-auto-theft-grants-funding-license-plate-readers/
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âThis bill is responsive to ICE enforcement activities that are happening in courthouses,â Callsen told the subcommittee.
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House panel advances bills limiting ICE activity in Virginia ⢠Virginia Mercury
A Democratic House subcommittee early Friday morning advanced a broad slate of bills aimed at tightening how U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement can operate in Virginia. Lawmakers and supporters ...
https://virginiamercury.com/2026/02/06/house-panel-advances-bills-limiting-ice-activity-in-virginia/
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"Sen. Glen Sturtevant (R-Chesterfield) said legislation attempting to strengthen physician oversight in nursing homes was âwatered downâ from its original version before it passed through a Senate subcommittee Friday morning."
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Bill bolstering doctor oversight in Virginia nursing homes 'watered down,' industry has 'a lot of influence'
Sen. Glen Sturtevant said legislation attempting to strengthen physician oversight in nursing homes was âwatered downâ from its original version before it passed through a Senate subcommittee.
https://www.wtvr.com/news/local-news/nursing-home-doc-oversight-feb-6-2026
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"And hereâs Montgomery County Democrat Lily Franklin after voting against an assault weapons ban. âI just voted along with what my constituents sent me here to do," Franklin told Radio IQ."
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Virginia House Democrats pass new gun laws, but not all Democrats voted for them
University of Mary Washington political science professor Stephen Farnsworth said such a big majority can cut both ways.
https://www.wvtf.org/news/2026-02-05/virginia-house-democrats-pass-new-gun-laws-but-not-all-democrats-voted-for-them
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"In a show of regional unity, mayors from the seven core cities of Hampton Roads united to oppose a bill that would allow public workers to collectively bargain over wages, benefits, and working conditions without local governmentsâ approval."
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Hampton Roads mayors want Virginia localities to keep control over collective bargaining
A proposal in the General Assembly could remove local governmentsâ say on public employee unionsâ bargaining rights.
https://www.whro.org/local-government/2026-02-04/hampton-roads-mayors-want-virginia-localities-to-keep-control-over-collective-bargaining#
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"Substitute bills introduced by Peake on Monday instead cap the fees that third-party camera vendors can impose, limiting them to collecting only the civil penalty for the traffic infraction."
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Va. Senate bills that wouldâve repealed traffic cameras target fees instead | FFXnow
Two bills that would have dramatically changed local governments' ability to enforce traffic laws have changed course despite bipartisan support in Richmond. S.B. 297 and S.B. 306, authored by state S...
https://www.ffxnow.com/2026/02/05/va-senate-bills-that-wouldve-repealed-traffic-cameras-target-fees-instead/
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"The Jarratt, Virginia, site resumed limited operations on Monday, nearly 17 months after it was shut down following the listeria outbreak that killed 10 people and sickened dozens."
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Boar's Head reopens Virginia deli meat plant tied to deadly listeria outbreak
Company and federal officials said the Boar's Head deli meat plant tied to a deadly 2024 listeria food poisoning outbreak is back in business.
https://apnews.com/article/boars-head-listeria-recall-plant-reopens-a840cee98af425971d5da3c658d5013d
3 days ago
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âThe question that the body is wrestling with in all of these vehicles is how much is safe,â said Jay Ford with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. âSen. Stuartâs bill is right. Heâs correct on the number. Itâs zero.â
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âWe don't want to become the dumping groundsâ: biosolids bill advances ⢠Virginia Mercury
Community concerns over PFAS continues to grow across the commonwealth.
https://virginiamercury.com/2026/02/04/we-dont-want-to-become-the-dumping-grounds-biosolids-bill-advances/
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"In a show of regional unity, mayors from the seven core cities of Hampton Roads united to oppose a bill that would allow public workers to collectively bargain over wages, benefits, and working conditions without local governmentsâ approval."
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Hampton Roads mayors want Virginia localities to keep control over collective bargaining
A proposal in the General Assembly could remove local governmentsâ say on public employee unionsâ bargaining rights.
https://www.whro.org/local-government/2026-02-04/hampton-roads-mayors-want-virginia-localities-to-keep-control-over-collective-bargaining#
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"But Virginia Code specifically does not require FOIA lawsuits be âserved,â only that they must be âreceivedâ by the party against whom the petition is brought."
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FOIA Enforcement Bill with a Local Tie Passes Virginia House of Delegates Unanimously
Legislation introduced this session would fix a discrepancy uncovered by a local lawsuit.
https://www.fxbgadvance.com/p/foia-enforcement-bill-with-a-local
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"When you have a policing program that is really intended to be for safety, there really shouldn't be an incentive to generate more revenue out of those programs. It should really be for and for safety only," Delaney said.
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Traffic cameras aren't going away, but legislators may add some new restrictions
More and more often, drivers in Virginia are being watched with red-light cameras and speed cameras.Members of the General Assembly are considering a bipartisan effort to create some new restrictions.
https://www.wvtf.org/news/2026-02-02/traffic-cameras-are
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"Amid calls to increase transparency and revelations about the courtâs inner workings, the chief justice imposed nondisclosure agreements on clerks and employees."
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How the Supreme Court Secretly Made Itself Even More Secretive
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/02/us/supreme-court-nondisclosure-agreements.html
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"The Richmonder reached out to Chesterfield County Public Schools to ask if the division is discouraging all high school students from protesting and if students will face consequences for doing so. The division has not responded as of Thursday evening."
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As Chesterfield students plan immigration walkout for Friday, at least two principals discourage the action
"I must encourage other nondisruptive civic processes that do not impact the school environment."
https://www.richmonder.org/as-chesterfield-students-plan-immigration-walkout-for-friday-at-least-one-principal-discourages-the-action/
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"Data center proponents downplay the industryâs water use. But these newly released documents reveal that we are talking about significant allocations of water."
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How Much Water Have Local Governments Promised to Data Center Companies?
Using FOIA, Columnist Eric Bonds uncovers how much water some projects in Spotsylvania and Stafford and projected to use.
https://www.fxbgadvance.com/p/how-much-water-have-local-governments
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âRight-to-work is effectively the right to work for less,â McPike said. âWhen workers do not have access to unionization, it creates a completely un-level playing field between employees and their employers.â
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House of Delegates candidates debate popular vote, âright-to-workâ at League of Women Voters forum | ALXnow
Special election candidates for the House of Delegates in the 5th District discussed their views on redistricting, the popular vote, "right-to-work" laws and more during a forum hosted by the League o...
https://www.alxnow.com/2026/02/02/house-of-delegates-candidates-debate-popular-vote-right-to-work-at-league-of-women-voters-forum/
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"Del. Irene Shin, D-Fairfax County, introduced HB 1515. It would place a temporary moratorium on facilitiesâ approval if requests for energy infrastructure connection havenât been fulfilled. On Monday, a House subcommittee voted to carry over..."
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New governor could see new versions of old bills seeking to regulate the data center industry
State legislators have presented nearly 30 bills related to data center regulation. Gov. Abigail Spanberger has already expressed the need to make sure that the facilitiesâ energy costs arenât passâŚ
https://cardinalnews.org/2026/02/03/new-governor-could-see-new-versions-of-old-bills-seeking-to-regulate-the-data-center-industry/
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"Richmond-based author Jeff Thomas sued the university to force the release of communications between board members and university officials from June 2023 through last month; he then released the 947 pages of messages to the newspaper."
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UVA Board Members Blast Lawmakers, Faculty in Texts
Text messages obtained by a public records request reveal that University of Virginia board members freely shared criticism and outrage amid recent campus tensions.
https://www.insidehighered.com/news/governance/trustees-regents/2026/01/09/uva-board-members-blast-lawmakers-faculty-texts
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"Despite that decision by City Council â which directly oversees the city attorney â Drewryâs office this week refused to turn over copies of written opinions issued to city officials in the past year."
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ICYMI: City code requires Richmond's city attorney to release legal opinions. She won't do it.
Despite city code's requirement that the city attorney publish written legal advice given to officials, City Attorney Laura Drewry says that advice is protected by attorney-client privilege
https://richmond.com/news/local/government-politics/article_baa552ad-5bf4-4244-b10a-a36136018829.html
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"What an energy conglomerate can do is make deals essentially with itself to ensure that it is buying energy from its own subsidiaries, but that may not necessarily be in our best interest,â Rasoul said.
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Bipartisan group of lawmakers look to curb southwest Virginia utility bill costs ⢠Virginia Mercury
As utility bills surge for ratepayers in Virginia, bills are being considered to curb Appalachian Power Company costs on ratepayers.
https://virginiamercury.com/2026/01/21/bipartisan-group-of-lawmakers-look-to-curb-southwest-virginia-utility-bill-costs/
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"Patients across Hampton Roads are facing similar issues â non-itemized bills, incorrect services listed on their statements and billing systems that leave patients struggling to resolve disputes before accounts are sent to collections."
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When hospital bills arenât itemized, Hampton Roads patients say they pay the price
Hospital bills often arrive without a detailed list of services. Hampton Roads patients say they struggle to decipher large balances with little explanation.
https://www.whro.org/health/2026-01-23/when-hospital-bills-arent-itemized-hampton-roads-patients-say-they-pay-the-price#
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âOnce a non-Board member participated, the process no longer reflected the independent judgment the law requires,â Jafari said. "That outside influence also disadvantaged the other applicants..."
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Anne Holton elected to vacant Richmond School Board seat
"This was not an easy decision."
https://www.richmonder.org/anne-holton-electe-vacant-school-board-seat/
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"If holding people in warehouses for indeterminate periods seems excessively cruel and inhumane, that seems to be the point. The public rejects this in growing numbers..."
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Editorial: An immigration detention warehouse has no place in Virginia
The Department of Homeland Security wants to use a Hanover County warehouse for immigrant detention. Virginia must stop it.
https://www.pilotonline.com/2026/01/31/editorial-an-immigration-detention-warehouse-has-no-place-in-virginia/
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"Police Told to Be âas Vague as Permissibleâ About Why They Use Flock"
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Police Told to Be âas Vague as Permissibleâ About Why They Use Flock
The documents show law enforcement sees themselves as being consistently and universally under threat from the people it is supposed to protect.
https://www.404media.co/police-told-to-be-as-vague-as-permissible-about-why-they-use-flock/
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âYou canât blame Sheila White, and you canât blame Sabrina (Joy-Hogg),â Trammell said, respectively referring to the cityâs former finance director and interim CAO...â(Avula) brought his own people in, so how are we late again?â
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City Hallâs audited financial report is late â again
Itâs the third time in five years, according to an email obtained by The Times-Dispatch.
https://richmond.com/news/local/government-politics/article_bd6e5c5f-8c24-49e5-bf76-bf1876caa38b.html
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âIt is in very traditional fashion, Buchanan-like, a hot mess.â
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Buchanan has gone through 8 town managers in 7 years. Some residents see a common thread.
Jamie Manspile, a lifelong Buchanan resident in the midst of his third term on the council, says those blaming him are feeding on small-town gossip.
https://cardinalnews.org/2026/01/27/buchanan-has-gone-through-8-town-managers-in-7-years-some-residents-see-a-common-thread/
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"When asked Tuesday if he thinks the General Assembly could take the necessary action this year to move the cityâs casino plan forward, Mayor Joe Cobb said, âprobably not.â"
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With State Action on Casino Unlikely, Roanoke Focus Group Hears Berglund Needs Help
A new group is tasked with helping the city decide what to do with the civic center.
https://www.roanokerambler.com/with-state-action-on-casino-unlikely-roanoke-focus-group-hears-berglund-needs-help/
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"Police Told to Be âas Vague as Permissibleâ About Why They Use Flock"
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Police Told to Be âas Vague as Permissibleâ About Why They Use Flock
The documents show law enforcement sees themselves as being consistently and universally under threat from the people it is supposed to protect.
https://www.404media.co/police-told-to-be-as-vague-as-permissible-about-why-they-use-flock/
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"Roemâs district, which includes parts of Prince William County, is home to over 60 data centers."
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Va. state senator seeks to keep future data centers away from residential areas ⢠Virginia Mercury
With rising concerns over where data centers are able to be built, one bill looks to keep them in industrial areas.
https://virginiamercury.com/2026/01/27/va-state-senator-seeks-to-keep-future-data-centers-away-from-residential-areas/
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"When controlling for population, pedestrian deaths in the city of Richmond are up 76% over the past three years compared with the previous 16-year period. Henrico County has seen a 32% increase, and Chesterfield County a 14% increase."
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Don't let Richmond's pedestrian safety problem take another life | Guest column
As a survivor of traffic violence, I know how a single moment can divide life into âbeforeâ and âafter,â this columnist writes. Too often, these crashes are framed as tragic but unavoidable. They are ...
https://richmond.com/opinion/column/article_389a30b9-a885-433e-ba0d-d2b710e6a7ee.html
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