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After years of inconsistencies and complaints, Virginia has moved closer to revising its process for reporting issues with special education services, aiming to improve the structure and ensure that families receive the necessary services for their students with disabilities. The issues with the state’s dispute resolution system — an impartial
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Joint cannabis commission holds first meeting amid push for regulated market
Supporters say equity and small business must be central as Virginia prepares to reintroduce retail marijuana legislation
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As partisan disputes boil, it’s still unclear how new federal law will impact Medicaid in Virginia
Virginia Democrats say over 300,000 could lose Medicaid coverage after the ‘big beautiful bill’ was signed into law but Republicans say far fewer will; the true impact remains to be seen, analysts say
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New Va. law protecting reproductive health data prompts Walmart’s online data collection pop-ups
Disclosure pop-ups about the “cookies,” or other aggregate bits of data websites collect and store aren’t an uncommon experience while shopping online. What’s less common: when a pop-up indicates that your potential purchase of condoms, birth control medication or menstrual hygiene products is being noted digitally, a message
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