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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares issued a warning Dec. 11 to four voice service providers, alleging they knowingly allowed illegal robocall traffic to pass through their networks. The providers – KWK Communications, Inc.; Inbound Inc.; AKA Management, Inc.; and CallVox LLC – are accused of allowing calls from customers engaged in fraudulent
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Youngkin announces $51.25M in funding for struggling schools
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has announced $51.25 million in funding designed to bolster struggling schools across Virginia, prioritizing those most in need as identified by the Virginia Board of Education's School Performance and Support Framework. The money aims to accelerate learning and provide targeted support to students
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VanValkenburg seeks attorney general's opinion about legality of historic horse racing machines
Virginia State Senator Schuyler VanValkenburg (D-16th District) has requested an official advisory opinion from Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares on the legality of historic horse racing machines in Henrico County. The move comes six months after Colonial Downs, Inc. filed plans to open such a facility in a Henrico shopping
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Youngkin announces task force to combat youth social media addiction at Henrico summit
Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced a new executive order aimed at tackling the impacts of “addictive” social media platforms on Virginia’s youth at the Reclaiming Childhood Youth Mental Health Summit held at The Westin Hotel in Henrico on Nov. 21. The executive order calls for the development of a “Social
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