Starting July 1, a list of new laws will take effect in Virginia, including a bill passed through General Assembly to toughen the punishment for catalytic converter thefts.
A pair of lawsuits that for years has plagued Virginia’s largest school system with allegations that it ignored students’ accusations of sex assaults are back in front of federal judges.
The Virginia Employment Commission will begin collecting overpayments it accidentally made during the pandemic starting July 1, even if the overpayment wasn’t the recipient’s fault.
Across the country, millions of people are expected to take to the skies for Fourth of July travel, but already there have been reports of delayed, overbooked, or outright canceled flights.
Five new laws impacting Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority licensees, and applicants, for ABC licenses, will go into effect starting July 1.
Virginia Tech, James Madison University and Virginia Commonwealth University have entered into a system-wide agreement for telehealth and tele-mental health services with TimelyMD.
The Virginia Department of Transportation is holding a virtual meeting to continue public discussions on how to best address the transportation needs and improvements on Staples Mill Road and other key streets near the Staples Mill Road Amtrak Station.
Over the next two years, Virginia will spend more than $8 million to boost security at its state-run psychiatric hospitals, adding a total of 65 positions across eight facilities.
In the days following the bombshell overturning of Roe V. Wade, hundreds gathered outside Marcus-David Peter Circle to hold a vigil to honor those who contributed in the fight for abortion rights.
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