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A conversation over banning certain books in school libraries is heating up after two sexually explicit books were removed from a Lexington middle school.

Yesterday was primary election day in Virginia. Republicans and Democrats went to the polls to nominate their party's candidates for the Fall General Election campaigns. In reviewing results from across the state, it is clear that this was not a good day for incumbents, with several losing their seats in the Virginia General Assembly. Here

William Blaine, a special prosecutor appointed to review whether a prostitution-related case against Rock Church International Senior Pastor John Blanchard in Virginia Beach should be reopened, has concluded that the criminal charges against the pastor are "sound" but has decided not to refile the case.

Governor, First Lady, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, General Assembly Leaders and Cabinet Officials Join with Students and Community Leaders to Battle Epidemic…

Anderson said his office has begun gathering signatures for his ballot access petition. He says he needs 250 signatures to get on the ballot

A special prosecutor has been appointed in the case against Virginia megachurch John Blanchard, who was arrested in 2021 during an undercover child sex crimes sting.

A special prosecutor has been appointed in the case against Virginia megachurch John Blanchard, who was arrested in 2021 during an undercover child sex crimes sting.

Virginia legislation dealing with these contentious issues has made it through the first chamber, but will most likely die in the second.

Lawmakers in Richmond are debating what kind of books should be allowed in public school libraries.

Mandatory minimum sentences have been controversial for years, and Democrats have tried to give judges more autonomy to make decisions about individual cases. But there’s at least one area where Democrats want mandatory minimum sentences.