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As data centers continue spreading across Virginia, state lawmakers propose new development rules - Vimarsana News

As data centers continue spreading across Virginia, state lawmakers propose new development rules

As data centers continue to proliferate across Virginia, the General Assembly this winter is poised to take up a host of bills intended to address their impacts, including increased electricity

Perry files bill to restrict local officials' travel in wake of Loudoun controversy - Vimarsana News

Perry files bill to restrict local officials' travel in wake of Loudoun controversy

Fallout from a controversy over international trips taken by members of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors has reached the Virginia State Capitol. Freshman state Sen. Russet Perry, D-Round Hill,

Perry files bill to place more oversight on local officials' travel in wake of Loudoun controversy - Vimarsana News

Perry files bill to place more oversight on local officials' travel in wake of Loudoun controversy

Fallout from a controversy over international trips taken by members of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors has reached the Virginia State Capitol. Freshman state Sen. Russet Perry, D-Round Hill,

A year in review in Culpeper County - Vimarsana News

A year in review in Culpeper County

A new year has begun, but Culpeper would be hard fast not to take a moment to remember 2023.

Legislation Could Curb Use of Attack-Trained Dogs in Virginia Prisons - Vimarsana News

Legislation Could Curb Use of Attack-Trained Dogs in Virginia Prisons

Lawmakers are taking action after a Business Insider investigation found Virginia prisons had deployed patrol dogs 18 times more often than any other state.