The administration’s decision highlights a growing state-federal conflict over energy policy. It could also rebound by prompting more solar in rural Virginia.
Opinion
Doctor and legislator: Safe gun storage should be our first line of defense in Virginia
More than 15% of surveyed Virginia high school students said they could access and use a loaded firearm without parental permission in less than 10 minutes, and more than 30% said it would take them less than a day.
Northern Virginia and the Richmond exurbs subsidize the rest of the state. Here’s the math.
A report from Old Dominion University computes how much each locality sends to the state government and how much it gets back.
Foundation director: It’s time to replace fear with principle. Why America needs a coherent immigration policy.
America’s immigration system should reflect our values and long-term interests,
not panic-driven reactions to isolated events.
Affordability is an easy campaign slogan. It’s harder to accomplish. Here’s why.
Some of the key initiatives that many Virginia Democrats would like to pursue run the risk of making things less affordable, not more so.
James Madison University generates more money from mandatory student fees for athletics than any other school in the nation
Other schools may hide that student funding in other accounting ways, but even if you account for all “institutional support,” JMU has the second most school-subsidized athletic program in the country. A database of athletic funding shows how JMU is using student fees to make up for lack of donors and TV revenue to support the football program that this weekend plays in the NCAA’s 12-team playoff bracket.
Virginia Tech got a record donation for athletics. Here’s how its donor revenue compares to other schools
Here are 11 charts that help put athletic funding at Virginia Tech and Virginia in context with other schools.
Reid: VACo’s silence on housing leaves the General Assembly no choice but to act
Local governments seem to be more concerned about protecting their local land use and zoning authority than being a cooperative partner in addressing the housing affordability crisis.
5 implications of the cannabis bill taking shape in Virginia, one for each leaf on the plant
Virginia is set to legalize retail sales of marijuana. Here are five things it will mean.
ODU report: Virginia needs to create two private sector jobs for every federal government job it loses
The annual State of the Commonwealth report paints a dour picture of the state’s economy and traces the problem to Trump administration policies.

