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| Secretary DeVos Approves Minnesota and West Virginia's State ESSA Plans WASHINGTON - U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos today announced the approval of Minnesota and West Virginia's consolidated state plans under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). "States continue to embrace the flexibility and power given to them under ESSA," said Secretary DeVos.
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| Live: Governor McAuliffe delivers final State of the Commonwealth address RICHMOND – Governor Terry McAuliffe will deliver his final State of the Commonwealth address in Virginia's capital Wednesday night. McAuliffe served as the 72nd governor of Virginia from 2013-2017, succeeding Republican Bob McDonnell. After winning the November 2017 general election, ...
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| Justice Urges State Pay Raises With Improving Economy Jim Justice is calling for pay raises for West Virginia's jail guards, teachers and other workers in the next fiscal year with the state's economy and tax ... Addressing the Legislature on Wednesday evening, the now Republican governor tells the GOP-controlled House and Senate the state isn't facing ...
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| Virginia Man Asks Court to Toss Out Conviction in Noose Case Defense attorney Holland Perdue, right, presents arguments before the state supreme court as Virginia Assistant Attorney General Christopher Schandevel, left, listens, Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018, in Richmond, Va. Turner, who was sentenced to six months in jail for hanging a black-faced dummy by a ...
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| Democrat who lost random drawing concedes Virginia seat A state election officials broke the tie Thursday by picking names out of a stoneware bowl created by a Virginia artist. Since then, Virginia politicos have been awaiting word on whether Simonds would request a second recount. Doing so might have strengthened Democrats' hand as they tried to wrangle ...
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| Her rainbow scarf wasn't visible, but she had it with her RICHMOND — The bill she was filing was due at 10 a.m., two hours before Danica Roem would be sworn in Wednesday as Virginia's first openly transgender state lawmaker. The newcomer from Prince William County had made a procedural error earlier in the week, when she tried to assign a ...
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