Lawsuit over Virginia’s felon voting ban gains steam with new legal filings
ACLU and allies seek class-action status and summary judgment in case alleging the state’s policy violates Reconstruction-era federal law
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A group established by the governor to figure out how to make Virginia's nursing homes better came together as one body for the first time on Monday. The inaugural meeting came as industry representatives sharply criticized the state government for a "broken oversight system." The board
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Visitor spending in Henrico tops $1.9 billion
Visitors collectively spent more than $1.9 billion in Henrico County during 2024 – a total that continued to lead localities in Central Virginia and remained the fifth-highest in Virginia, according to an annual study by Virginia Tourism Corp. Direct spending by visitors on lodging, meals, transportation and other services in
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ABB announces $28.5-million expansion in Henrico to meet local power demand
Electrical engineering company ABB will be investing $28.5 million to expand its facility in Eastern Henrico this coming December, bringing more than 100 new jobs to the area during the next three years. Company leaders gathered with Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, Henrico County Manager John Vithoulkas, and other local
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Henrico Social Services to host Sept. 17 recruitment event for benefits program specialists
The Henrico County Department of Social Services will host a recruitment event Wednesday, Sept. 17 for people interested in working as benefits program specialists. The event will be held from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Henrico Training Center, 7701 East Parham Road. The event
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