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Richmond-area home care workers make $13 an hour. Or “teenage wages,” as Yolanda Ross, a member of SEIU Virginia 512, called it at a recent town hall.

Who would choose to lose their health coverage?

“The conditions have grown increasingly dire and horrible.”, according to MSNBC reporter Laura Barron-Lopez. Follow @vadogwoodnews for more.

Hear from a 2024 James Madison University grad on the challenges of his ongoing job hunt.

Sen. Ghazala Hashmi, the Democratic candidate for Lt. Governor, spoke with Dogwood about the personal importance of reproductive freedom and her plan to support a constitutional amendment in the coming year.

Virginia Rep. Suhas Subramanyam has launched the Watch ICE Act after visiting an ICE detention center in Caroline County.

The Trump administration’s cuts to healthcare will take away coverage from 10 million Americans over the next decade, including tens, and potentially hundreds of thousands of Virginians. Somehow Virginia’s governor, Republican Glenn Youngkin, thinks everything will be just fine. Did we mention it’s his last year in office?

Virginia Republican nominee for governor, Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears, thinks Trump’s federal workforce cuts are…checks notes…just a Democratic talking point?

It’s already too hard for Virginians to access health care they are eligible to get. And now Republicans are making it even harder and think everything will be just fine. Watch as state Del. Candi Mundon King sets the record straight on how this system actually works for everyday people.