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Poll: McDonnell’s job approval rating at new low
RICHMOND The escalating gift controversy centering on Gov, Bob McDonnell and his family has caused the governor's job approval to plummet to a new low, according to a poll out today. Connecticut-based Quinnipiac University's polling arm reported that just 46 percent of Virginians approve of his work, while 37 percent disapprove.
German firm picks Va. Beach for U.S. headquarters
VIRGINIA BEACH A German company will receive $320,000 in state and local dollars to move its U.S. headquarters to the city. PRUFREX, a producer of digital ignition systems and electronic control units, plans to invest $7.33 million to create a manufacturing facility along the Lynnhaven business corridor and add 60 new jobs. Its main headquarters are in Cadolzburg, Germany.
Up to 10,000 eligible felons may get voting rights back
RICHMOND If all goes according to plan, Gov. Bob McDonnell's administration projects that over six months, it can restore voting rights to one in 10 eligible people who lost them to nonviolent felony convictions. That bold undertaking, which could benefit 10,000 of an estimated 100,000 nonviolent felons who've completed their terms, is not without its challenges, though.
McDonnell announces details of rights restoration plan
RICHMOND If all goes according to plan, Gov. Bob McDonnell’s administration projects that over six months it can give voting rights back to 1 in 10 eligible people who lost them to non-violent felony convictions. That bold undertaking, which could benefit 10,000 of an estimated 100,000 non-violent felons who’ve completed their terms, is not without its challenges, though.
McDonnell announces restoration of rights details
RICHMOND If all goes according to plan, Gov. Bob McDonnell’s administration projects that over six months it can give voting rights back to 1 in 10 eligible people who lost them to non-violent felony convictions. That bold undertaking, which could benefit 10,000 of an estimated 100,000 non-violent felons who’ve completed their terms, is not without its challenges, though.
Cuccinelli to hold public meeting tonight in Va. Beach
VIRGINIA BEACH Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli will hold a town hall meeting tonight as part of a series of public meetings around the state. The Republican candidate for governor will hold the meeting from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Crowne Plaza, 4453 Bonney Road, according to a news release. The public meeting is free.
Cuccinelli to hold town hall tonight in Va. Beach
VIRGINIA BEACH Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli will hold a town hall meeting tonight as part of a series of public meetings around the state. The Republican candidate for governor will hold the meeting from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Crowne Plaza, 4453 Bonney Road, according to a news release. The public meeting is free.
Gifts issue clouds Gov. McDonnell’s political future
As spring neared, Gov. Bob McDonnell's confidants were bullish on his 2016 presidential prospects, especially after he secured passage of a legacy-cementing road-funding package that had eluded his predecessors.
Gifts issue cloud Gov. McDonnell’s political future
As spring neared, Gov. Bob McDonnell's confidants were bullish on his 2016 presidential prospects, especially after he secured passage of a legacy-cementing road-funding package that had eluded his predecessors.
Judge refuses to dismiss ex-Va. mansion chef’s case
RICHMOND A judge has refused to dismiss embezzlement charges against a former Virginia Executive Mansion chef. Richmond Circuit Judge Margaret Spencer on Friday rejected a defense motion to toss out the four felony counts against Todd Schneider.
NC governor says he hasn’t visited Statehouse protests
RALEIGH, N.C. Gov. Pat McCrory backed away from a statement that left the impression he frequently waded into crowds of protesters angry with Republican legislative initiatives, saying Friday he often interacts while walking near the demonstrations though he doesn't mingle among his critics.
Virginia surplus means raises for state workers
RICHMOND For the first time in six years, Virginia state employees will receive a pay raise thanks to a revenue surplus, the fourth in as many years.
