➤ Richmond: Gov. Glenn Youngkin issued a personal invitation to those who will work in the incoming Trump administration, saying they should live in Virginia. "We offer a great quality of life, safe communities, award-winning schools where parents matter, and lower taxes than D.C. or Maryland," Youngkin said. (Details) ➤ Statewide: The Virginia Department of Elections said some 100,000 people registered and voted on election day this year. That is up from the 25,000 who did so in 2022, the first year that same-day registration was available. (More) ➤ Washington, D.C.: President Biden signed the Bolstering Ecosystems Against Coastal Harm (BEACH) Act, a law proposed by Rep. Jen Kiggans of the state's Second District. The bipartisan legislation attempts to protect the Virginia coastline and strengthen the Coastal Barrier Resources Act. (Details) ➤ Norfolk: The city and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers unveiled a draft of the first phase of a planned floodwall. The federal government would provide two-thirds of the funding for the project, which would include levees, tide gates, and pumps. (More) ➤ Roanoke: A panel of three judges will oversee a recount of the city's mayoral race. Democrat Joe Cobb was declared the winner over Republican David Bowers by 59 votes in a three-way race. (Details) ➤ Herndon: State Attorney General Jason Miyares said Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney Steve Descano should resign after a 31-year-old man was released from custody and allegedly raped a woman. Police say the suspect, Denis Humberto Navarette Romero, is in the U.S. illegally. (More) |
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