Headlines from across the state: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts resolves first ownership claim involving art made under slavery; more …
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts resolved its first ownership claim regarding art created under slavery. Other state developments include questions regarding Representative Kiggans' financial ties, mailing errors by the Albemarle registrar, and funding changes for a local food aid program.
From elsewhere: Kiggans faces questions over financial industry money and consumer protection votes. Albemarle registrar sends out mail-in ballots without required postage. Local food aid program loses federal funding, but maintains state support.
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