Virginia House, Senate move to fast-track CTE teachers
With a growing demand for skilled workers, Virginia lawmakers are tackling a critical issue: the shortage of career and technical education (CTE) teachers. A bipartisan effort to provide an alternative pathway for CTE instructors has cleared both chambers of the General Assembly and now awaits review by the governor.
Bills aimed at stopping Appalachian Power rates from increasing have passed the House of Delegates and the state Senate.
More than 1,000 bills are filed for Virginia General Assembly consideration each year. Here’s a look at three that involve swastikas, free water at restaurants and a cigarette sale loophole.
A new bill from a Norfolk legislator could allow police to place traffic cameras at stop signs and pedestrian crossings and ...
Virginia’s public colleges and universities could soon be required to livestream their Board of Visitors meetings, ensuring ...
Is the General Assembly for sale to the highest bidder? Critics of Virginia's lax campaign finance laws worry that big money ...
The 2025 regular session of the West Virginia Legislature is right around the corner, with lawmakers preparing for new ...
The Democratic-led Virginia Senate and House of Delegates appropriations committees each presented state budget plans that ...
The Senate of Virginia is rejecting an effort to hit the pause button on a major education initiative of the governor.
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