Virginia governor vetoes comprehensive AI consumer protections
Virginia Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed legislation Monday that would have required developers and companies using “high-risk” artificial intelligence systems to take steps to protect consumers from discrimination.
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RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia lawmakers are working to assess the effects of cuts to the federal workforce and funding reductions in the Commonwealth. An emergency committee meeting was held Saturday…
Virginia Senate Looks To Ban Sale Of People’s Location Data
Virginia Senate Looks To Ban Sale Of People’s Location Data
Charting the Future of AI Regulation: Virginia Poised to Become Second State to Enact Law Governing High-Risk AI Systems
Virginia has taken a step closer to becoming the second state (after Colorado) to enact comprehensive legislation addressing discrimination stemming from the use of artificial intelligence (AI), with the states…
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Nursing home administrator held accountable for what happened inside Raleigh Court Health and Rehab
ROANOKE, Va. – Police investigated multiple reports of possible neglect at a Roanoke nursing home but no charges were ever filed. That left local families frustrated that no one was…
Virginia public schools face uncertainty due to federal government changes
Parents, educators and school officials in Virginia are bracing for the impact of sweeping federal education cuts under President Donald Trump’s administration. This article was reprinted with permission from Virginia…
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Black mold on a white limestone: the role of Stachybotrys chartarum in stone heritage deterioration
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Social Security announces big changes for retirees, disability benefits and VA recipients in March 2025
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has confirmed significant adjustments impacting retirees, disability beneficiaries, and veterans in March 2025. These changes aim to mitigate the effects of inflation and ensure financial…
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The parents of more than 30 college freshmen at Ohio State University have sued the school for what they say are dangerous conditions in one of the school’s dorms. According…
Virginia public schools face uncertainty due to federal government changes
Parents, educators and school officials in Virginia are bracing for the impact of sweeping federal education cuts under President Donald Trump’s administration — moves that could reshape the state’s accountability…
Some Northern Virginia leaders say local economy is too dependent on federal government
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Colonial Heights Nursing Home Banned From New Admissions After Abuse & Death Claims
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Va. Dept. of Medical Services to tap reserve fund to cover delayed payments amid Medicaid unwinding
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