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May 6, 2024 | 
henricocitizen.com | Alyssa Hutton |Jimmy Sidney |Vcu InSight
Karlee Clements was six months pregnant, “full on into addiction” and begging to go to jail because she was afraid she would kill her child. Soon after, she was incarcerated at Riverside Regional Jail for a violation. Because of her baby’s low heart rate, she was sent to Chippenham Hospital, where she spent the remainder of her pregnancy. Zip-tied to a hospital bed, with a Riverside officer next to her, Clements gave birth to a baby girl and spent three days with her, per Virginia law.
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Mar 3, 2024 | 
starexponent.com | Jimmy Sidney
It was the second leading cause of death among ages 9-18 between 2016-2020.
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Jan 3, 2024 | 
dailyprogress.com | Jimmy Sidney
Virginia will break ground on several long-awaited rail projects next year and has started to announce construction partners. Virginia’s investment in its passenger rail infrastructure aims to reduce chronic traffic, decrease its carbon footprint and catch up to states with a competitive state-run passenger rail service, such as New York and Illinois. The new focus on investment comes after decades of neglect. Flash back to a late March afternoon at Alexandria Station in 2021.
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Jan 2, 2024 | 
virginiastar.net | Jimmy Sidney
Virginia will break ground on several longawaited rail projects next year and has recently announced funding and construction partners. Virginia’s investment in its passenger rail infrastructure aims to reduce chronic traffic, decrease its carbon footprint and catch up to states with a competitive state-run passenger rail service, such as New York and Illinois. The new focus on investment comes after […]
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Dec 7, 2023 | 
pilotonline.com | Jimmy Sidney
RICHMOND — Virginia will break ground on several long-awaited rail projects next year and has started to announce construction partners. Virginia’s investment in its passenger rail infrastructure aims to reduce chronic traffic, decrease its carbon footprint and catch up to states with a competitive state-run passenger rail service, such as New York, and Illinois. The new focus on investment comes after decades of neglect. Flash back to a late March afternoon at Alexandria Station in 2021.
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Nov 7, 2023 | 
rvahub.com | Alyssa Hutton |Jimmy Sidney
By Alyssa Hutton and Jimmy SidneyEveryone calls the upcoming General Assembly election high stakes, but it is also top dollar. More than $158 million has been funneled into the House and Senate races this election cycle, a more than 30% increase since the last time all 140 seats in the General Assembly were up for election back in 2019. The bloated war chests are a product of redistricting, which brought new competition to many districts. There are a lot of open seats with no incumbent.
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Nov 6, 2023 | 
virginiabusiness.com | Richard Foster |Alyssa Hutton |Jimmy Sidney
RICHMOND, Va. — Everyone calls the upcoming General Assembly election high stakes, but it is also top dollar. More than $158 million has been funneled into the House and Senate races this election cycle, a more than 30% increase since the last time all 140 seats in the General Assembly were up for election back in 2019. The bloated war chests are a product of redistricting, which brought new competition to many districts. There are a lot of open seats with no incumbent.
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Oct 18, 2023 | 
nvdaily.com | Jimmy Sidney
RICHMOND — New voter registration has slowed for this election, compared to the last time all 140 General Assembly seats were on the ballot in 2019. The upcoming election is considered high stakes for many reasons, and college students are working to get out the vote. About two-thirds as many new voters registered this September versus four years ago, according to an analysis by the Virginia Public Access Project. But, the overall number of registered voters is higher.
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Oct 17, 2023 | 
virginiamercury.com | Jimmy Sidney
by Capital News Service, Virginia Mercury October 17, 2023 By Jimmy Sidney / Capital News ServiceNew voter registration has slowed for this election, compared to the last time all 140 General Assembly seats were on the ballot in 2019. The upcoming election is considered high stakes for many reasons, and college students are working to get out the vote.
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Oct 17, 2023 | 
curated.tncontentexchange.com | Jimmy Sidney
A voter casts their vote at Fairfax County Government Center in 2020. (Megan Lee/VCU Capital News Service)By Jimmy Sidney / Capital News Service New voter registration has slowed for this election, compared to the last time all 140 General Assembly seats were on the ballot in 2019. The upcoming election is considered high stakes for many reasons, and college students are working to get out the vote.
