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Will skill game machines that look similar to slot machines come back to a convenience store? Not quite yet, but legislators put businesses in position have those machines to return if the Governor decides to take no action. In a bipartisan measure, Democrats and Republicans rejected the Governor’s amendments
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In October 2021, the mural of Arthur Ashe in Richmond’s Battery Park was vandalized with advertisements for the white supremacist group Patriot Front. The graffiti was removed after the park was temporarily closed but some community members of the Battery Park neighborhood felt unsafe. Months later, the media outlet
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Strickland Appeared before the Virginia Board of Elections
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Let me start by saying that it was a smart move to remove me from the Trump event at the Greater Richmond Convention Center before the former President spoke on Saturday. It was NOT a wise move to grant me press creditials in the first place. After over two hours
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The Family Foundation of Virginia is an evangelist Christian lobby group that finds itself perpetually taking a stand on unpopular issues. They continue their opposition to gay marriage despite a 2021 poll that shows that 71% of Virginians support gay marriage. The Family Foundation will never blink on their opposition
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Democrats and David Hogg push for change in gun laws.
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Twitter phenomenon to rival Chicago's Rat Hole
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Various groups show up to provide a sideshow and circus.
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Last summer Business Insider's Hannah Blecker published an in-depth report about canine attacks inside of correctional facilities showing that around 90% of canine attacks occurring in prisons between 2017 and 2022 were in Virginia with 271 dog bites. Canines were used to break up fights or get inmates
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A few hours before midnight, about two dozen protesters held a noise demonstration outside of the Richmond City Justice Center where the city’s jail is located. This annual event in Richmond happens every December 31st, going back a few years. The focus of the event is for the demonstrators
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Virginia Senators Attempt to Blackball Contractors
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Grace Baptist Church in Richmond’s quiet Windsor Farms neighborhood is proud to hold progressive events. On Saturday, the Church teamed up with Diversity Richmond and hosted Christian Drag Queen performer Flamy Grant styled after 90’s Christian rock star Amy Grant but with a way more flamboyant style. Leading