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Feb 14, 2013

Currency study becomes something else in Va. Senate

RICHMOND Some of the more colorful legislation to emerge from the Virginia House of Delegates this year is getting watered down, if not outright thrown overboard, in the state Senate.

Feb 14, 2013

Committee approves creating Va. nuclear consortium

RICHMOND A House committee this afternoon approved creating a state nuclear energy group, opposed by uranium mining opponents as a back-door effort to further that cause.

Feb 13, 2013

Photo ID voting bill moves closer to passage in Va.

RICHMOND A requirement that all Virginia voters present photo identification at the polls moved a step closer to passage today. State Sen. Mark Obenshain’s bill (SB1256) was endorsed by a House subcommittee, 5-1, and now advances to the full Appropriations Committee.

Feb 13, 2013

Gov. McDonnell to speak at VMI commencement in May

LEXINGTON Gov. Bob McDonnell is set to give the graduation address at Virginia Military Institute's commencement this spring. The military college in Lexington said McDonnell will speak at the May 16 ceremony in Cameron Hall.

Feb 13, 2013

Gov. McDonnell to speak at VMI commencement

LEXINGTON Gov. Bob McDonnell is set to give the graduation address at Virginia Military Institute's commencement this spring. The military college in Lexington said McDonnell will speak at the May 16 ceremony in Cameron Hall.

Feb 13, 2013

Va. Senate OKs road funding amendment; time to deal

RICHMOND A souped-up rewrite of Gov. Bob McDonnell's transportation bill has won Senate passage without debate.

Feb 13, 2013

Virginia Senate OKs road funding amendment

RICHMOND Without debate, the Virginia Senate today approved a modified House of Delegates bill to infuse new funds into cash-strapped state road building accounts by raising retail and wholesale gas taxes.

Feb 13, 2013

Progress on funding bill, but locals await word on tolls

RICHMOND As a small group of delegates and senators start compromising on a transportation funding bill, local legislators outside that process watch and wait for toll relief. There was no debate Wednesday when Sen. Frank Wagner, R-Virginia Beach, put an amendment with new retail and wholesale gas taxes onto the House of Delegates' road legislation before sending it along.

Feb 13, 2013

Virginia teacher evaluation bill clears final hurdle

RICHMOND A bill to revamp teacher evaluation and grievance procedures has won final passage after an unsuccessful last-ditch attempt to amend it. The measure is part of Gov. Bob McDonnell's education reform package. The House voted 75-25 Wednesday to pass the bill and send it to McDonnell for his signature.

Feb 13, 2013

Teacher evaluation bill clears final hurdle in Virginia

RICHMOND A bill to revamp teacher evaluation and grievance procedures has won final passage after an unsuccessful last-ditch attempt to amend it. The measure is part of Gov. Bob McDonnell's education reform package. The House voted 75-25 Wednesday to pass the bill and send it to McDonnell for his signature.

Feb 13, 2013

Juvenile offenders’ art for sale at Va. General Assembly

RICHMOND For the week, a section of the General Assembly Building has been transformed into an art gallery, with paintings, woodwork, quilts and other pieces for sale, all made by children and teens serving sentences in the Department of Juvenile Justice.

Feb 13, 2013

Art serves a purpose as juveniles serve time

RICHMOND For the week, a section of the General Assembly Building has been transformed into an art gallery, with paintings, woodwork, quilts and other pieces for sale - all made by children and teens serving sentences in the Department of Juvenile Justice.

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