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Congressman Bobby Scott Leading School Infrastructure Effort


Now that Democrats have taken control of the House of Representatives, Tidewater-area Congressman Bobby Scott has become chairman of a key committee. And, he’s using that position to help high-poverty schools. Michael Pope has details.


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 February 27, 2019  n/a
 
 

How Northam’s Eastern Shore Contributed to Scandal and Might Provide a Path Forward


We’ve heard from many voices about the racist photos on Governor Ralph Northam’s medical school yearbook page and his use of blackface. Civil Rights advocates on the Eastern Shore, where Northam grew up, say the peninsula’s history and community shed light on what happened and how Northam might move forward. Pamela D’Angelo talked with several […]


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 February 27, 2019  n/a
 
 

Telemedicine Measure Fails, But Hope Remains for Next Year


For now, Virginia doctors will be writing prescriptions for Virginia patients. But, that could change next year. Michael Pope reports.


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 February 26, 2019  n/a
 
 

Bipartisan Redistricting Amendment Still has Hurdles to Cross


Partisan gerrymandering in Virginia politics may soon be a thing of the past. But as Michael Pope reports, the long fight to get there still has at least another year to go.


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 February 25, 2019  n/a
 
 

Virginia Lawmakers Adjourn Scandal-marked 2019 Session


It was a quiet end to anything but a quiet 2019 General Assembly session. Mallory Noe-Payne reports.


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 February 25, 2019  n/a
 
 

Va. News: Survival of Chesapeake Bay blue crabs, Halifax Schools ban cell phone recording


New research indicates that at least one Chesapeake Bay species could benefit from warmer temperatures… and the school superintendent in Halifax County has seen more than enough student videos on social media. Those have been among the most read stories over the past week at the Virginia Public Access Project’s Va. News link. More now […]


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 February 25, 2019  n/a
 
 

Civil Rights Icons, Richmond 34, Honored at Capitol


In 1960 a group of teenagers from Virginia Union University staged a sit-in at a downtown Richmond department store. Thirty-four of them were arrested. As Mallory Noe-Payne reports, the group was honored Friday and their records were finally expunged.


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 February 22, 2019  n/a
 
 

Budget Neogitations could push General Assembly past Saturday Calendar Deadline


Lawmakers in Richmond are putting the final touches on a budget deal as the General Assembly session comes to an end this weekend. Michael Pope reports.


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 February 22, 2019  n/a
 
 

ERA Goes Down Without a Full Vote


A last ditch effort to get lawmakers in Richmond to vote on the Equal Rights Amendment failed today. It ends this year’s push to make Virginia the final state needed to change the constitution. Mallory Noe-Payne has more.


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 February 21, 2019  n/a
 
 

State Readies Review of Maternal Mortality


Lawmakers and administration officials in Richmond are working together to try to reduce the number of women dying in childbirth. Michael Pope reports.


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 February 21, 2019  n/a