Dwayne Yancey

A 1912 Virginia Supreme Court case held that justices should let an election go forward, then rule afterwards if it was constitutional. Here’s the story.

Two new economic reports paint a pessimistic picture for the Virginia economy, particularly its two biggest regional economies. They matter to rural Virginia because that’s where much of our school funding comes from.

What kind of tax breaks, if any, data center companies should get are at the center of budget negotiations in Richmond. Meanwhile, these would be more jobs, at a higher pay, than what Youngkin passed on when he nixed the Ford deal.

State Sen. Bill Stanley’s bill to require automated external defibrillators at sporting events now goes to the governor. Here’s the story behind it.

The Virginia Supreme Court this week cleared the way for the special election but has said it will rule after the votes are counted April 21 whether this was a lawful referendum.

Here’s an update on some bills that haven’t gotten much, or any attention, so far.

The House and Senate are at odds over whether to do away with the state’s tax abatement for data centers.

Other groups appear to be focused on advertising campaigns, but the one the 6th District representative has funded is the only one devoted to grassroots organizing.

Three statues are headed for the exit, which will leave three vacancies. We invite readers to suggest replacements.