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Lawmakers gathered on Friday to remind people of the approaching Jan. 16 deadline to enroll in Virginia’s Health Exchange. The state-based marketplace is available for all eligible Virginians who are

As Del. Don Scott Jr., D-Portsmouth made history as the first Black person to become speaker of the House, dozens of newly elected lawmakers were also trying to get their bearings in a new-look General Assembly.

Hamas's account on 'X' banned * Smotrich says he won't transfer 'even one shekel' to Palestinian Authority

The proposal sets up a stand-alone statute that would prohibit exploitation of workers similar to that for sex trafficking

Lodge hit by complaints last year after Tlingit and Haida purchase; officials say that’s not a factor

The tunnel between the Virginia Capitol and the General Assemblys new home opened to the public on Tuesday along with the underground extension of the Capitol that had been closed for most of the past 20 months for repairs and redesign.

(Richmond)- After being closed for renovations and nearby construction throughout much of 2023, the Virginia Capitol Visitor

The state describes Capitol Square as the “nucleus of downtown Richmond” and said in an RFP it’s seeking a "conceptual, philosophical, visual framework that reimagines the Capitol Square Experience for all stakeholders."

As the General Assembly prepares to convene for its 2024 session in its brand new building in Richmond next week, the state government is taking a closer look at the overall layout and development potential of Capitol Square, according to BizSense.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin's budget proposal opens the door to a long-overdue discussion about Virginia's tax structure.