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Despite a 2020 compromise, debate over the deadlines for farmers to install fences and craft plans to reduce nutrient runoff into the Chesapeake Bay has been revived in this year’s

It’s legal to grow and possess marijuana in Virginia, but you can’t buy or sell it. Sandy Hausman reports on what’s being proposed in the current legislative session.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s energy plan makes solar farms and wind farms sound like a threat to the availability of the commonwealth’s diminishing supply of farmable and developable land.

For at least 70 years, Virginia politicians have accepted the notion that some issues are better handled by state agencies than by the courts or General Assembly – and they’ve

When Torch Clean Energy approached Ruther Allen in early 2020 about purchasing his Bristersberg farm to build a solar facility, he saw it as an opportunity to put his daughter

Governors budget adoption clears way for American Battlefield Trust to give 1,700 acres in Culpeper County to Virginia. The commonwealths turn-key state park is due to open on July 1,

Governor Glenn Youngkin tried several times to persuade lawmakers to temporarily suspend the state gas tax, but in the end he couldn’t get the idea to go the distance.

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RICHMOND — Governor Glenn Youngkin signed more than 40 bills into law Friday including legislation strengthening school safety audits, cutting fees for sportsmen, and establishing training for law enforcement to

The bills, he said, include bipartisan legislation that aims to strengthen school safety audits, cut fees for veteran sportsmen and establish new training for law enforcement to recognize signs of human trafficking.