Virginia: Railroads sue to block broadband bill
Virginia railroads fought hard but unsuccessfully against a bill making it easier for broadband firms to bring lines across railroad property – and now they’re suing to invalidate the measure
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Virginia railroads fought hard but unsuccessfully against a bill making it easier for broadband firms to bring lines across railroad property – and now they’re suing to invalidate the measure
Virginia railroads fought hard but unsuccessfully against a bill making it easier for broadband firms to bring lines across railroad property – and now they’re suing to invalidate the measure
Virginia AG Jason Miyares tells The Daily Signal he'll protect parental rights against a bill to criminalize parental dissent on LGBT issues.
The AAP and Authors Guild had filed an amicus brief in a Virginia book banning case, which sought to limit sales of two books.
The Progress-Index HOPEWELL - Less than a dozen Second Amendment supporters participated in the Freedom Walk held in downtown Hopewell on Saturday. One attendee was of the canine persuasion: a pit bull named Odie toting two Kimel revolvers owned by Ed Houser of Hopewell. Interested parties were invited to join the walk legally and safely carrying open, concealed, or unarmed long guns or handguns. Walkers not carrying any guns were welcome as well. Wearing face masks was optional, but a six-foot distance between walkers was requested. When I arrived on the corner of Library Street and E. Cawso...