U.S. Senate approves backpay to servicemembers blocked by Sen. Tuberville
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Legislation unanimously passed the U.S. Senate to provide back pay for military officers whose promotions were delayed.
Search Results for Tim Kaine
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NDAA 2024 includes legislation to prevent U.S. presidents withdrawing from NATO
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The National Defense Authorization Act of 2024 includes legislation to prevent any United States president from leaving NATO.
$500K in funding awarded for housing repairs in Central, Southwest Virginia
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More than $500K in federal funding will help low-income families make housing improvements in Central and Southwest Virginia.
DHS extends temporary protected status registration period for immigrants
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The DHS announced it will extend the re-registration period for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for migrants from certain countries.
Richmond: Virginia lawmakers push USPS for transparency on mail delivery issues
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In the past few months, Virginia lawmakers have received hundreds of reports of mail delivery issues, including late and missing deliveries.
$729M in federal funding secured for Phase 2 of Transforming Rail in Virginia projects
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Federal funding has been secured to complete the Transforming Rail in Virginia (TRV) Phase 2 projects in the amount of $729 million.
Bill proposes renaming of Roanoke federal court building for civil rights leader
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Supreme Court Justice Richard H. Poff was a man of his time. A segregationist, he fought for segregation in Congress and public schools.
U.S. Senate confirms 425 military promotions after Coach Tuberville quits blockade
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The U.S. Senate voted Tuesday to approve 425 military promotions that Alabama Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville had been holding up for months for no good reason.
Virginia lawmakers encourage pause on FBI HQ selection amid investigation into impropriety
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Earlier this year, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin and state lawmakers made a bid for Springfield as the new site for FBI headquarters.
GSA Inspector General launches investigation into site selection process of FBI headquarters
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The Inspector General of the General Services Administration has launched an investigation into the site chosen for the new FBI headquarters.
