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Glenn Youngkin was inaugurated as Virginia’s governor and promised to change policies on COVID-19, education, taxes, the economy and criminal justice.

Glenn Youngkin was inaugurated as Virginia’s governor and promised to change policies on COVID-19, education, taxes, the economy and criminal justice.

Glenn Youngkin was inaugurated as Virginia’s governor and promised to change policies on COVID-19, education, taxes, the economy and criminal justice.

Glenn Youngkin was inaugurated as Virginia’s governor and promised to change policies on COVID-19, education, taxes, the economy and criminal justice.

Glenn Youngkin was inaugurated as Virginia’s governor and promised to change policies on COVID-19, education, taxes, the economy and criminal justice.

Nunda Townships highway commissioner filed a lawsuit last week against the local governments board of trustees, following through on a threat he made earlier this month to challenge the bodys decision to alter his proposed property tax levies for the coming year.

  Share Source: Bob Brown/Richmond Times-Dispatch via AP The Virginia gubernatorial race has been in the news quite a bit recently, but this week in particular, with a fact-checked ad being one such source for news. While there were some hiccups--to put it politely--with a PolitiFact fact-check feeling the need to issue a retraction and an update, overall the truth has not been kind to McAuliffe, as evidenced by another one which called him out on Friday. This time it was Adriana Usero with ...

Jun. 11—MESICK — Tim Parrish hadn't even looked at the bracket to see who his team plays next. He would have Wednesday, but instead the Mesick baseball coach spent that time cleaning up mud after spending two hours getting the fields to playable condition. No. 9-ranked Mesick advanced to the Division 4 regional finals for the first time since 2008 after an 18-3 win Thursday over Mason County ...

On Wednesday night in the Northland, there was major support for the Kansas City Police Department. "We're here to make sure that they do not get defunded. We are here to make sure their rights are not taken," said Melissa Robey, founder of We Back Blue. Sign up for our Newsletters About 100 people met at the Washington, D.C., based group's "We Back Blue" rally in support of KCPD after Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas' handling of the police...

More than 100 people gathered Wednesday night in Kansas City, Missouri, to show support for law enforcement in the aftermath of funding reallocations for KCPD.