Five months after Lee monument was removed, the fence still stands
Sahara Sriraman, Contributing Writer The fence that once surrounded the Robert E. Lee monument is still up after over a year since its erection despite […]
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Youngkin wins governor seat, flips Virginia red
Katharine DeRosa, News Editor Republican Glenn Youngkin is projected to win the Virginia gubernatorial election, after a close race against former governor and Democratic candidate […]
Richmond votes against proposed casino and resort, 51.44% vote no
Katharine DeRosa, News Editor Mae Oetjens, Contributing Writer Richmond voters have rejected the Casino Authorization Referendum, which proposed construction of the ONE Casino and Resort. […]
Ballot amendment to decide how Virginia draws its districts in 2021
Anya Sczerzenie, Staff Writer One question on Virginia voters’ ballots this November will help decide the process for drawing Virginia’s electoral districts that will stand […]
Protesters visit Siegel Center as House of Delegates convenes for special session
Andrew Ringle, Executive Editor More than 100 protesters marched down the hot asphalt of Broad Street on Tuesday, blocking two lanes of traffic and facing […]
