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- Op-Ed: Budget amendment would triple General Assembly member salaries, cost taxpayers more in retirement and frills
  
  OINK, OINK — the hog is now the symbol...
  
  Youngkin Touts Virginia Progress in Final State of the Commonwealth Address
  
  On foster care and behavioral health, Youngkin pointed to...
  
  Virginia’s RGGI Withdrawal and Potential Reentry Spark Debate on Costs and Emissions
  
  Republican sources claim RGGI extracted $828 million from Virginians...
  
  Virginia Lawmakers Clash Over Redistricting Process as Kilgore Champions Status Quo
  
  The 2020 amendments created independent bipartisan commissions for legislative and congressional redistricting, passing with approximately 65% voter support.
  
  House committee advances bill to study VMI’s public funding status
  
  Virginia lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a bill creating a task force that would examine whether the Virginia Military Institute should remain a publicly funded, state-sponsored institution, marking the most consequential legislative step yet in a debate over the school’s governance and culture.
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Tom Dannan Controversy Brews in Fairfax’s Braddock School Board Race Amid ICE Ties and Democratic Endorsements

At the center of the storm is Democratic-endorsed candidate Tom Dannen, whose professional ties to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have raised eyebrows among voters

School Boards Are Failing Our Students, and Absenteeism Is Just the Symptom

In Loudoun County and across Virginia, public...

Loudoun County School Board Swears in New Term Amid Ongoing Battles for Parental Rights and Educational Integrity

In a ceremonial event that underscores the enduring spirit of American democracy, the Loudoun County School Board in Virginia held its annual organizational meeting on January 6, 2026, where members were sworn in to serve the community's children and families.

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The money was gambled: A local CFO is sentenced to 9 years in prison...

VN Staff - March 6, 2025 0

John Hunter Raines was sentenced on Wednesday to nine years of federal prison for stealing millions from the Virginia Birth Injury Fund. The former CFO, who claimed to have been his victim, had a courtroom packed with his supporters as well as the families of children with disabilities.

Op-Ed: Budget amendment would triple General Assembly member salaries, cost taxpayers more in retirement and frills

Youngkin Touts Virginia Progress in Final State of the Commonwealth Address

Virginia’s RGGI Withdrawal and Potential Reentry Spark Debate on Costs and Emissions

Virginia Lawmakers Clash Over Redistricting Process as Kilgore Champions Status Quo

House committee advances bill to study VMI’s public funding status