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November 18, 2022
A keen cyclist from the Forest of Dean is today setting out on a 50 mile bike challenge to raise funds for charity.
October 25, 2022
Election workers started counting early votes on Monday for Arizona's 2022 general election.
July 4, 2022
More than 3km of track will be renewed in the tunnel this summer to make passengers' journeys quicker and more reliable in the future. Network Rail
February 21, 2022
An extensive chronology of the life and activities of notorious Lithuanian-American anarchist, Emma Goldman.
February 2, 2022
Virginia senators have struck down a bill that would have allowed people to sue bars and restaurants – if they serve alcohol to an underage customer who goes on to cause an accident or injury while under the influence.
February 1, 2022
Virginia lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow people to sue bars and restaurants – if they serve alcohol to an underage customer who goes on to cause an accident or injury while under the influence.
February 26, 2021
Virginia Lawmakers Advance Consumer Data Protection Act By Hyung Jun Lee | February 26, 2021 The Virginia General Assembly is advancing legislation that allows Virginia consumers more protection with their online data, though opponents say the measure does not include the ability for people to file private lawsuits against companies that breach the proposed law. The measure is known as the Consumer Data Protection Act in both chambers of the state legislature...
February 19, 2021
The General Assembly is advancing legislation that allows Virginia consumers more protection with their online data, though opponents say the measure does not include the ability for people to file private lawsuits against companies that breach the proposed law.
February 1, 2021
Michael Pope reports. Members of the General Assembly have taken a number of steps to increase accountability for law-enforcement officers over the course of the last year. But theres one change they have not made: ending qualified immunity and allowing people to sue officers or their agencies for wrongdoing. Mark Dix at the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association says lawmakers need to figure out a way to take action on this. "This is about holding the employment agencies accountable in...