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There's one weekend left to enjoy the Virginia State Fair (opens the original)
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The State Fair of Virginia has been running for over 170 years, and while it provides tens of thousands in scholarships and a chance for the commonwealth’s farmers to show off, it also has… pig racing! Pig racing at @VaStateFair 2026 pic.twitter.com/s3u9tfPr6y Congrats to Shakin’ Bacon on his big win. Over in the horticulture tent, Young McDonald’s Farm, I spotted some incredibly large, Virginia grown produce as well as competitive flower arrangements and cut flower displays. Judy Durant is a fl
Spanberger announces long term energy plan for the Commonwealth (opens the original)
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Every governor of Virginia announces a long-term energy plan, and Governor Abigail Spanberger announced hers Thursday. The energy plan presented by Spanberger is broken down into five options for legislators and other stakeholders to consider in the coming months and years. One version has the Commonwealth going without its role in two environmental initiatives, the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative and the Virginia Clean Economy Act. The second has little change except we stay in those program
AG Jones seeking out former federal attorneys for his federal overreach unit (opens the original)
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Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones is staffing a unit within his office to combat President Donald Trump’s so-called federal overreach, and he’s seeking former federal attorneys to join the fight. And while many attorneys left the Department of Justice in the wake of Trump taking office, a recruiter tells Radio IQ there’s still some left. And they are looking for a way out. “Whether it be to protect them from the illegal tariffs the president continues to try and push, to the damage left behind
Dominion/NextEra merger will rise or fall on specific Virginia merger law (opens the original)
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While Dominion and NextEra have taken steps to make their proposed merger sweeter for the public, experts in the field of energy law say it may not matter much. That’s because of the language of Virginia’s merger law. In Virginia there are entirely different sets of laws for when companies merge, and even more specific ones when a publicly regulated utility wants to. The standard is known as a “no harm test.” It’s what the State Corporation Commission will use when considering the $67 billion me
Spanberger asked to delay start of home caregiver electronic reporting system (opens the original)
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Changes are coming to how Virginia families on Medicaid report their homecare work. But one elected official is asking for a delay in those changes after advocates and families expressed concerns about the rollout of the system. Tammy Whitlock is with the state’s Medicaid agency. She told the Virginia Disability Commission that the state’s use of electronic visit verification, or EVV, would help address fraud and waste concerns out of Washington. “It is the best way to show what we know is the s
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