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Nuclear authority generates controversy
The creation of The Virginia Nuclear Energy Consortium is causing some controversy because the entity won’t have to comply with the state’s FOIA and other laws.
Decisive hearing on abortion clinic rules set for today
RICHMOND Virginia's Board of Health is poised to approve strict new licensing rules on abortion clinics in the state. Those guidelines -- they cover everything from architectural specifications to hygiene standards -- are up for a vote before the health regulators at a hearing today in Henrico County that's expected to draw a crowd of those who support and oppose abortion.
Hearing on Virginia abortion clinic rules set for today
RICHMOND Virginia's Board of Health is poised to approve strict new licensing rules on abortion clinics in the state. Those guidelines -- they cover everything from architectural specifications to hygiene standards -- are up for a vote before the health regulators at a hearing today in Henrico County that's expected to draw a crowd of those who support and oppose abortion.
Congratulations! You are now in charge of IT!
Business relies on information, and we need technology to manage and report that information. Reliable systems start with strong information technology (IT) governance.
McDonnell named First Citizen of Hampton Roads
LEAD Hampton Roads announced Thursday that it has named Gov. Bob McDonnell its First Citizen of Hampton Roads.
495 Express Lanes usage increasing
Transurban focusing on educating area drivers, encouraging use of EZPass.
Interim appointments likely to fill judicial seats
RICHMOND Gov. Bob McDonnell and state legislators budgeted money to fill seats on local courts in Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Portsmouth and Suffolk. But when the General Assembly adjourned last week after a one-day session in Richmond, none of the slots was filled.
Va. Democrats again demand Cuccinelli’s resignation
Like hungry dogs with bones, Virginia Democrats and Republicans have latched onto issues they consider harmful to Ken Cuccinelli and Terry McAuliffe, respectively, and neither side seems ready to unclench their jaws.
Cuccinelli and McAuliffe face headwinds
Like hungry dogs with bones, Virginia Democrats and Republicans have latched onto issues they consider harmful to Ken Cuccinelli and Terry McAuliffe, respectively, and neither side seems ready to unclench their jaws.
Va. Beach Councilman DeSteph to run for House
For the past several House of Delegates election cycles, Virginia Beach City Councilman Bill DeSteph worked on Republican Del. Bob Purkey's re-election campaigns for the 82nd House District. DeSteph will work on that district race again this year, but now on his own behalf. With Purkey leaving the legislature after 27 years, DeSteph has lined up to replace him in the House of Delegates.
