Senators on the Rehabilitation and Social Services Committee on Friday overwhelmingly approved legislation that would require suspected child abuse or neglect to be reported within 24 hours.

What's happening Monday?

A bill that would subject certain welfare recipients to drug testing as a condition of receiving benefits narrowly cleared a Senate committee Friday.

House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-7th, said he will bring to the House floor next week a measure intended to block members of Congress, staff members and executive branch officials from using insider information for financial gain.

With little discussion, a House committee on Friday advanced emergency legislation that would move the June primary for state congressional races and the U.S. Senate contest to August if a congressional redistricting plan is not approved by next month.

House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-7th, says he will bring to the House floor next week a measure intended to block members of Congress from using insider information for financial gain.

The House of Delegates today passed its version of the "conscience clause" bill, which protects a private adoption agency's right to refuse placement based on religious beliefs.

Senators on the Rehabilitation and Social Services Committee today overwhelmingly approved legislation that would require suspected child abuse or neglect to be reported within 24 hours.

The state Senate has delayed consideration of the one-gun-a-month repeal and will take it up on Monday.

With little discussion, a House committee today advanced emergency legislation that would bump the primary election for state congressional races and the U.S. Senate contest from June to August if a redistricting plan is not approved by next month.