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NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy have formally filed applications seeking regulatory approval of their proposed $66.8 billion merger with the Virginia State Corporation Commission, starting the clock – and it’s a quick one – on the state review.
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The Roanoke Region – the counties of Bedford, Campbell, Charlotte, Franklin, Halifax, Henry, Mecklenburg, Patrick, Pittsylvania and Roanoke, and the cities of Danville, Martinsville, Roanoke and Salem – has been moved into Drought Emergency status.
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The news wafting out of the ivory tower at the University of Virginia on Monday has it that the new MAGA president over there, Scott Beardsley, has appointed a committee to “assist him in developing a long-term strategic plan for the University.”
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Have to be honest: I didn’t know much, or think much, about Ghazala Hashmi until recently, which is par for the course, I guess, when it comes to somebody who is our lieutenant governor.
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Trump’s ICE goons are in Virginia now, as evidenced by the video of the beatdown of a Guatemalan immigrant outside a hospital in Suffolk that has gone viral.
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Lt. Gov. Ghazala Hashmi continues to press her case for the State Corporation Commission to set up a thorough framework for the review process of the pending Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy merger before the official countdown begins.
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Virginia is back as a member of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, following a lengthy legal battle initiated by former Gov. Glenn Youngkin playing politics with the environment, as MAGAs are wont to do.
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Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith has now declared himself, in effect, a constitutional sheriff – the final arbiter within his jurisdiction on new state laws set to go into effect on July 1 on gun rights.
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One thing the pundits don’t seem to get with the story about the New York congressional primaries – we’re talking about people who had to win actual elections here.
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That little bit of rain that we got earlier in the week was good for helping freshen things up a bit, but according to the Virginia DEQ, we’re still very much in a drought.
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