Legislation to force voters to bring identification to polling places on election day in Virginia has won Senate passage, after Republican Lt. Governor Bill Bolling broke a 20-20 partisan tie. Our legal analyst discusses the measure's legal hurdles.
Chesterfield County got a boost yesterday with the announcement that Honeywell will spend $27.5 million and add 50 jobs to an existing Advanced Fibers Plant in the county.
The House of Delegates has approved a bill that would allow private adoption agencies to deny applicants based on religious or moral objections, including objections to homosexual applicants.
Twice each year, Homeward releases a census of the number of people who are homeless in the greater Richmond area on a single day. This year's first snapshot was taken Thursday, January 26th.
The Virginia House of Delegates has voted to repeal the "King’s Dominion Law." Repeal would allow public schools to begin classes before Labor Day without a state waiver. The longtime law's unofficial name stems from its support by the tourist and hospitality industry and the Virginia Chamber of Commerce.
