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Dozens will testify in Montpelier Thursday in regards to flood damages - Vimarsana News

Dozens will testify in Montpelier Thursday in regards to flood damages

Testimony will provide lawmakers with firsthand accounts of what towns and cities across the state dealt with after this month's historic flooding and what they need now from the state to continue recovering.

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Lobbyists spend $20.7 million on influence peddling in General Assembly - Vimarsana News

Lobbyists spend $20.7 million on influence peddling in General Assembly

Registered lobbyists in Indiana are a vital source of information for the part-time lawmakers of the General Assembly. Legislators rely on lobbyists for advice and data on how laws will

Home insurance adjusters who assessed Hurricane Ian damages claim companies deleted some findings - Vimarsana News

Home insurance adjusters who assessed Hurricane Ian damages claim companies deleted some findings

As Florida's insurance crisis drives up premiums across the state, families in Southwest Florida are still reeling from Hurricane Ian. And state lawmakers have heard troubling claims from some home insurance adjusters. 

Youngkin: Lawmakers must come together, and deliver a budget - Vimarsana News

Youngkin: Lawmakers must come together, and deliver a budget

With a $3.6 billion surplus in Virginia’s state budget, we must live in a world of “and,” not “or.” I reject claims that we can either help Virginians keep more of their hard-earned money, or fund our top priorities. As evidenced by Virginia’s landmark electric utility reform, we can, and must, do both.