They concern everything from cyberbullying to insurance coverage.
Here are some of the new state laws that will take effect Tuesday
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Stafford County board leaders commit not to cut education funding
Diggs, Allen say they won’t cut ‘a single dime’ from education spending in the next fiscal year.
Delegate Mark Cole Update on the 2017 General Assembly
Voter ID laws, electoral votes, guns for school security officers, and more.
Delegate Mark Cole on the Opening of the 2017 General Assembly
The 2017 General Assembly session began on Wednesday, Jan. 11.
State of the Commonwealth Address by Governor McAuliffe
Governor Terry McAuliffe gave the speech in Richmond on January 11, 2017.
City Council Works to Clarify Laws on Airbnb Rentals
“Airbnb is a positive alternative for some travelers.” Catherine Dodd, Airbnb host.
UMW to Honor 108th Anniversary with Campanile Bell Ringing
The bells will ring 108 times at 1:08 p.m. on Monday, March 14, 2016.
UMW President Hurley Honored by Virginia General Assembly
University of Mary Washington President Richard V. Hurley is retiring June 30, 2016.
Del. Cole Introduces Bill to Allow Some Teachers to Carry Guns in Schools
HB 167 seeks to permit former law-enforcement now working in Virginia public schools to carry any firearm.
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