Beyer, Spanberger, Warner hosting COVID-19 virtual town halls
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Sen. Mark Warner and Reps. Don Beyer and Abigail Spanberger will be hosting separate virtual town halls to discuss COVID-19 pandemic response.
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Sanders, Omar calling on Amazon to protect workers
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Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Ilhan Omar are requesting detailed information from Amazon into how the company plans to protect their warehouse workers, who remain on the job during this dire public health emergency.
Standoff at Augusta County hotel ends in arrest
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An Alexandria man was taken into custody after a standoff at the Hampton Inn in Fishersville Wednesday.
Online ways to explore Virginia during social distancing
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While people are self-isolating and social distancing, many museums, historic sites and other tourism destinations in Virginia are offering virtual options for visitors to explore and learn.
Nonpartisan redistricting amendment passes House
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A proposed constitutional amendment that would create a nonpartisan redistricting commission will be on the ballot in November.
Association health plans bills: Two sides of the coin
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Virginia REALTORS® is asking Gov. Ralph Northam to sign into law House Bill 795 and Senate Bill 235, which allow for the creation of association health plans. Virginia AARP: not a fan.
New law will require transparent policies on police body cameras
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A bill requiring localities to adopt and establish written policies for the operation of body-worn camera systems was signed into law yesterday by Gov. Ralph Northam.
Anti-discrimination package headed to governor for signature
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The State Senate voted 27-13 Wednesday to pass the Virginia Values Act, an omnibus bill that tackles anti-discrimination, sending the bill to Gov. Ralph Northam’s desk.
Fishburne Military School takes top honors at George Washington Birthday Parade
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Fishburne Military School earned top honors Monday in Virginia’s oldest and largest George Washington Birthday Celebration.
Virginia Senate committee tables assault-weapons ban
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The Senate Judiciary Committee voted Monday to table a bill that would put a ban on assault weapons, with four Democrats joining Republicans to push the bill into 2021.
