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As the federal government prepares for large-scale reductions in its workforce, Virginia officials are trying to get a sense of how many people are involved. Michael Pope is looking at the numbers.
This Sunday, Virginians will spring ahead as daylight saving time begins. President Richard Nixon famously suspended the change, but reports of injuries to school children and the Watergate scandal sent the idea to the dustbin for decades. But President Donald Trump and Virginia legislators have raised the issue, and some science may be on their side. Brad Kutner has more.…
Moves by the administration in Washington are trickling down to Virginia lawmakers, on both sides of the aisle. Jeff Schapiro, political columnist at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.
Credit: David Seidel / Radio IQ We vote every year in Virginia, and 2025 will see the highest offices in Richmond and every seat in the House of Delegates elected. But first candidates must get on the primary ballot, and as Brad Kutner found out, the race is on to meet eligibility deadlines.
Credit: NPR All 100 seats of the House of Delegates will be on the ballot this year, although as Michael Pope tells us only a dozen are expected to be competitive.
Artificial intelligence is transforming everything from health care to education. Michael Pope reports on a bill aimed at how it might be used in Virginia courtrooms.
John Cano with the Legal Aid Justice Center addresses reporters at a news conference in Northern Virginia. (Credit: FreeThemAllVA Instagram livestream) Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, took to a handful of Northern Virginia neighborhoods this week. The number of people detained and the crimes they are charged with has not been released, but advocates are pushing back, as Brad Kutner reports.…
Emergency Committee Chairman David Bulova and Vice Chairman Rob Bloxom, center, talk to reporters after the committee’s first meeting in Richmond last month. (Credit: Michael Pope) Virginia’s emergency committee looking at reductions to the federal workforce is planning a tour across the Commonwealth. Michael Pope has this preview.…
The Piedmont Group of the Virginia Chapter of the Sierra Club honored the work of the 500 Year Forest Foundation at one property being preserved in North Garden. (Credit: Sierra Club Piedmont) Virginia has about 16 million acres of forested land. About 20% belongs to various government agencies, but nearly 60% is in private hands. Now, a nonprofit called the 500-Year Forest Foundation is trying to persuade individuals and families to preserve their trees, as Sandy Hausman reports.…
Academic Building One sits in National Landing — although some students there are already calling it “Hokie Landing.” (Credit: Virginia Tech) Virginia Tech has a new campus in Alexandria. Michael Pope talked to some of the graduate students there about what they’ll be studying.
Virginia politicians are starting the feel the fallout from federal budget cuts. Jeff Schapiro, political columnist at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.
Credit: Jahd Khalil / Radio IQ Overdoses in Virginia’s schools was one of Governor Glenn Youngkin’s top concerns on the campaign trail. Thursday morning, the state’s Board of Education voted to approve new guidelines for how schools should inform parents when they happen. But some of the language proved to be too controversial for even members appointed by Youngkin. Brad Kutner has more.…
Youngkin already holds the record for the most vetoes by a Virginia governor. (Credit: VPAP) Governor Glenn Youngkin already holds the record for most vetoes. And as Michael Pope reports, he’s about to bump up that total with dozens of new vetoes expected in the next few weeks.
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