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Governor Glenn Youngkin’s term is set to end in the coming weeks, but a report he’s helping write for President Donald Trump could soon be released — potentially with big changes for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Frank Gupton, CEO of Medicines for All, said he hopes that will lead to production facilities closer to those high need areas like sub-Saharan Africa.
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In fiscal year 2025 the Virginia State Police awarded well over a million dollars in equipment grants to 112 law enforcement agencies. Over 70% of those grants went toward purchases of license plate reader hardware and services.
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Despite calls for a pause in the drive to hire a new president, members of the UVA Board of Visitors have hired the Dean of the school’s graduate school of business to lead the university for the next five years.
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Roanoke city schools unveiled a state historical highway marker honoring Lucy Addison, a pioneering teacher and administrator who transformed education for Black students.
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Scott Beardsley has been the dean of UVA’s Darden School of Business since 2015. He will assume the president's duties on January 1st.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin's warning to keep Virginia out is unlikely to be honored by Democrats when he leaves office.
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The Trump administration is poised to shift how many and who among the world’s refugees is eligible to resettle here. That’s leaving refugees and advocates in Central Virginia collectively holding their breath.
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Virginia’s outgoing governor has one more chance to cement his legacy—a budget.Radio IQ politics analyst Jeff Schapiro and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.
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In its now-approved form, the Southgate project would run from Pittsylvania County in Virginia into Rockingham County, North Carolina.
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The plan is broken down into three categories: Health care, utility bills, and housing.
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Violent crime continues to trend downward in Virginia. But the state saw a big increase in hate crimes for a second straight year.