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House committee advances bill to lower top income tax rate - Vimarsana News

House committee advances bill to lower top income tax rate

(The Center Square) – A bill that would increase the standard tax deduction for both individual and joint filers, and lower Virginia’s top personal income tax rate was passed along party lines by a committee of lawmakers Wednesday.

School choice bill sparks debate in House committee - Vimarsana News

School choice bill sparks debate in House committee

A bill backed by Virginia Republican lawmakers to create “Education Success Accounts” to help parents pay for education expenses – including private school tuition – sparked debate among lawmakers Tuesday before clearing its first hurdle in a House of Delegates subcommittee.

Prince William Chamber meeting in Richmond for General Assembly event - Vimarsana News

Prince William Chamber meeting in Richmond for General Assembly event

The Prince William Chamber of Commerce aims to bring a delegation of business owners to Richmond ahead of the General Assembly session in January for Chamber Day at the Capitol.

Baby Jesus to be displayed outside Virginia legislature, governor's mansion 'for the first time in memorable history' - Vimarsana News

Baby Jesus to be displayed outside Virginia legislature, governor's mansion 'for the first time in memorable history'

This Christmas season marks the debut of the Baby Jesus at the Virginia State Capitol’s historic Bell Tower.

Virginia Republicans face uphill battle on abortion restrictions - Vimarsana News

Virginia Republicans face uphill battle on abortion restrictions

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin and some legislative Republicans intend to push a “pain threshold” abortion restriction during the next legislative session, but one of their biggest challenges will be getting enough support in the Democrat-controlled Senate.