Friday, May 3 2013 6:05 PM EDT2013-05-03 22:05:59 GMT
In this week's Politifact Virginia report, when it comes to creating new gun laws- many gun rights supporters argue the laws currently on the books aren't enforced enough. When it comes to backgroundMore >>
In this week's Politifact Virginia report, when it comes to creating new gun laws- many gun rights supporters argue the laws currently on the books aren't enforced enough.More >>
Thursday, May 2 2013 3:12 PM EDT2013-05-02 19:12:44 GMT
A Richmond judge allowed Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli to remove himself and his office from an embezzlement case involving the Executive Chef. Cuccinelli had filed a motion to withdraw fromMore >>
A Richmond judge allowed Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli to remove himself and his office from an embezzlement case involving the Executive Chef.More >>
Wednesday, May 1 2013 5:26 PM EDT2013-05-01 21:26:07 GMT
A judge will hear arguments Thursday on whether state Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli can remove his office from a case that's become a political scandal. The FBI is even asking questions, and it allMore >>
A judge will hear arguments Thursday on whether state Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli can remove his office from a case that's become a political scandal. The FBI is even asking questions, and it all started with a cook in the kitchen.More >>
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Governor McDonnell plans to unveil his long-promised transportation funding reform package Tuesday, and it comes less than a day before state lawmakers convene for their General Assembly session.
Tuesday afternoon the governor is expected to outline what aides say is a sweeping package that was still a work in progress late last week.
We've done several stories on how some leaders would consider tolls on I-95 or I-64. Some have considered eliminating the gas tax and increasing the sales tax to fund transportation.
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