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A total of four dispensaries are set to open this year, as Virginia catches up with other states on legalized cannabis.

Gov. Ralph Northam made the request in late July, and the courts finally approved.

Department of Education says there won’t be enough data without SOL results.

The storm brought tornadoes and thunderstorms to the state, and left tens of thousands without power.

Update (August 4): Richmond’s City Council decided in a unanimous vote that the Confederate monuments in the city will stay down for good. The city council approved an ordinance that permanently removes the monuments on Monday, and is offering the monuments for “relocation and placement.” According to reports from WRIC, this new measure will initiate…

Their bills come as COVID cases spike in regions of Virginia.

City council has already unanimously voted to remove the statue.

Video shows an officer using a taser-like device on a man being held down by four other officers has circulated social media.

The 17-year-old from Marion, Virginia is continuing his fight for racial justice.

Evictions court has started again, despite record unemployment and a struggling economy. Over 12,000 eviction cases have happened since June.