Governor Glenn Youngkin has taken action on several controversial bills passed by the General Assembly earlier this year.

The governor signed 53 bills and vetoed a total of 38 bills. One bill that was vetoed was HB1716, a bill that would have codified contraception for Virginians.

Friday marked the deadline for Gov. Glenn Youngkin to make final decisions on legislation passed by the General Assembly ...

The Richmond state senator sponsored the bill. Now she's one of six Democrats seeking her party's nomination for lieutenant ...

Glenn Youngkin cultivated a very successful brand as a thoughtful and likeable leader. During his successful campaign for ...

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) faces criticism within his party for a messy week-long drama over John Reid, the GOP nominee for ...

In the final budget action of 2025, Gov. Glenn Youngkin issued nearly $1 billion in cuts to account for financial uncertainty ...

The bill, now signed into law, aims to lower costs by creating a single benefit manager for the state's Medicaid program.

Governor Youngkin signs a bill regulating license plate readers to enhance privacy and law enforcement transparency in ...

Governor Glenn Youngkin is slashing almost a billion dollars from Virginia's budget, including cuts impacting child care and ...

“For the second year in a row, Governor Youngkin has vetoed the Right to Contraception Act, choosing politics over the ...

The new law sets the stage for a battle in the 2026 legislative session over whether the Flock cameras should be expanded to ...