Rubio insists Congress is in the loop on Iran; Trump's BLM bonding rollback could cost taxpayers over $750 billion; Lawmakers reverse course, give New Mexico teachers 1% pay raise; Supreme Court leans toward a marijuana user's challenge to gun restriction.
Hegseth and Trump say war with Iran will stretch on for several weeks and they refuse to rule out sending ground troops. Law enforcement agents are discouraging the assumption that the air strikes were the motive in a Texas mass shooting and energy prices react to the conflict.
LYNCHBURG, Va. - Federal funds originally destined for bank bailouts are now heading to weatherization projects like the ones run by the Lynchburg …
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Focusing on a financial future of stability and savings is the goal of a Charlottesville program on helping Virginia families …
RICHMOND, Va. - Personal health care workers in Virginia say Governor Tim Kaine's plan to save money by cutting funds for home health care will …
RICHMOND, Va. - Towering longleaf pine trees once covered more than 90 million acres of the Southeastern United States. But their popularity over the …
RICHMOND, Virg. - Hundreds more pregnant women, infants and toddlers will be added to Virginia's Early Head Start program, thanks to a $9.5-million …
RICHMOND, Virg. - More than 800,000 Virginians living on the edge of poverty are being kept afloat by the Federal Recovery Act, according to a new …
PETERSBURG, Va. - Church leaders and civil rights groups rallied on Saturday in Petersburg, asking Gov. Tim Kaine to restore the rights of felons …
RICHMOND, VA. - A veteran of both the Iraq and Afghanistan wars leaves Sunday for the United Nation's climate change meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark…
RICHMOND, VA - A $5-million dollar grant in federal stimulus funds will go toward renovating Virginia's Blue Ridge Medical Center, a community health …
ARLINGTON, Va. - The transition to a future of clean, sustainable energy will create jobs in Virginia and enhance national security by weaning the …
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