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A new lawsuit could make it harder for Virginians to get access to broadband internet.  In this year’s General Assembly Session, lawmakers passed a bill making it easier for broadband service providers to cross railroad tracks.

With little notice or fanfare, the latest North Carolina Senate budget bill stands poised to make a significant change in North Carolina appellate practice. Currently there are several ...

Multi-generational Nickens family descendants and friends journeyed to the Virginia State Capitol in Richmond on Saturday, February 25 to pay homage to their ancestor, Armistead Stokalas Nickens.

Health care is an issue that affects every Marylander as the costs of a serious medical problem or a chronic condition, can be financially debilitating.

As the fourth week of the General Assembly Session comes to a close, Representative Myron Dossett stated that it has been an extremely busy session, with legislators putting in a

View the Kentucky New Era for Friday, February 24, 2023

To begin the New Year, the Greater Williamsburg Chamber of Commerce focused on creating engaging events for the business community and new opportunities for…

WILLIAMSBURG — With lawmakers preparing for the General Assembly Session beginning Jan. 11, local representatives took part in the Greater Williamsburg Chamber…

The Virginia Manufacturers Association Political Action Committee (VMAPAC) and Virginia Manufacturers Association (VMA) awarded this year’s VMAPAC Industrial Strength Leadership Award to deserving members of the House of Delegates.

Viral videos of fights inside Baltimore County schools are prompting parents to speak out during "stop school violence" rallies, and demand action from the school system.