The bill follows controversy involving Virginia Tourism Corp.’s use of Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s political ad-maker to produce a video that featured the governor.
A mistake in an Excel spread sheet left at the Virginia Department of Education led some K-12 school divisions to expect more state funding than they are set to receive.

The VEC struggled to keep up with legitimate claims at start of pandemic; swamped with fraudulent claims, as well.

Votes are first decisive legislative votes since overturning of Roe v. Wade.

The measures would ban most guns from public college campuses.

The measures would prohibit any school or school employee from withholding information on student awards or any other information that may affect a student’s admission to an institution of higher education.

A Democrat controlled state Senate committee shelved priority Governor Youngkin legislation which would have extended a felony murder charge to drug dealers.

Gov. Youngkin asking for $1 billion in tax cuts on top of $4 billion in tax relief already signed into law.