
Can Trump revive manufacturing? Waynesboro as a case study
Waynesboro isn’t the Rust Belt, but if you know the city’s economic history at all, well, it isn’t all that different.

Waynesboro isn’t the Rust Belt, but if you know the city’s economic history at all, well, it isn’t all that different.

A bill that adds travel to and from a job interview to the list of purposes for a restricted driver’s license soared through the Senate.

Minutes after killing the bathroom bill, a GOP-controlled committee killed a bill that would have protected LGBT individuals from being fired for being gay.

A new year has dawned, a new president is about to take office and many Americans are wondering how 2017 could affect their bottom line.

At nearly $1.3 trillion, student loan debt has become a national crisis, now constituting the largest component of household debt for Americans.

A Senate Committee failed to report a bill that would have expanded eligibility requirements for recipients of benefits for those convicted of drug-related felonies.

Treasury released a report with new data on sources of health insurance coverage for small business owners and self-employed workers.

The 2017 Public Policy Poll: Economic Development and Workforce Training from VCU found strong support for workforce training in Virginia.

House Democratic leaders today rolled out a robust package of new initiatives that will strengthen the New Virginia Economy.

Virginia House Democratic leaders thanked the governor for his commitment to creating jobs and strengthening the state’s economy.
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