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A new poll dings Governor Spanberger. And there’s new fallout from a federal investigation of Senator Louise Lucas.Radio IQ politics analyst Jeff Schapiro and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.

The newly built amphibious assault ship was on its maiden voyage.

Drought conditions persist across Virginia – with the Roanoke Valley and areas further southeast, including Bedford, Danville and Martinsville, reaching an emergency status this week. Local, regional and state officials are stressing the need for more Virginians to conserve water.

Arlington's top prosecutor is answering questions about her performance on the job.But the question-and-answer session in Washington is not open to the public or the press.

Spotted Lanternflies are invasive insects that continue to spread throughout Virginia. State officials say the best way to slow their spread is to kill their favorite food source, tree of heaven.

After months of delay due to state redistricting litigation, the new precinct will be at the NSU Student Center.

The project is one phase of a larger effort to attract more visitors, residents and businesses to downtown.

A proposed battery storage plant in Chesapeake meets the city’s requirements. Neighbors don’t see it that way.

Opposite-sex divorce still makes up the lion's share of divorces in Virginia, about 98%.

Federal prosecutors rarely bring criminal charges against an entire hospital.