House passes bill to weaken brandishing laws
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The House of Delegates passed a bill Tuesday that weakens what is necessary to find a person guilty of brandishing a weapon.
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Bill allowing discrimination against LGBT passes Senate committee
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The Senate Committee on General Laws and Technology voted Monday to advance a bill that would effectively sanction a form of LGBT discrimination.
Use a Helmet Prevent Epilepsy contest highlights bicycle safety
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Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam hosted the two local winning children of the Use a Helmet Prevent Epilepsy contest.
Deep River: Marian Anderson’s Journey celebrates Black History Month
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Dr. Glenn Winters pays tribute to Marian Anderson, one of the foremost classical singers of the 20th century, through an imaginative setting.
Men’s tennis: #1 Virginia sweeps Elon, Furman
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The No. 1 Virginia men’s tennis team (4-0) won a pair of matches on Saturday (Feb. 6) sweeping Elon and Furman by 7-0 scores.
Several Virginia Democratic leaders campaigning for Hillary Clinton today
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A group of elected Democrats will campaign for Hillary Clinton at the Mount Vernon District Democratic Committee’s annual Mardi Gras event on Saturday.
Mama Summit pushes clean air, climate action
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Virginia grandparents, moms, dads, and kids traveled to the General Assembly Building to demand climate action from state lawmakers at the Mama Summit.
Hillary for Virginia announces Day of Action in Northern Virginia
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On Thursday, the Hillary Clinton campaign will hold a series of organizing events in Northern Virginia in order to build support ahead of the March 1st primary.
Senate panel advances charter school amendment
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A Senate committee advanced an effort that would allow the state Board of Education to unilaterally create charter schools anywhere in the Commonwealth.
Democrats, AFL-CIO critical of Right to Work push
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Senate Republicans pushed through a proposed amendment that seeks to insert Virginia’s existing Right to Work law into the state constitution.
