Anna Bryson is a news reporter based in Virginia, with a focus on local news in Richmond and the surrounding areas. She has written for various publications, including the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Martinsville Bulletin Inc, The Free Lance-Star, and The Roanoke Times. Anna covers a range of topics, including education, public health, and community issues.
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By: Anna Bryson
Former President Donald Trump has outspent Vice President Kamala Harris on political ads in Virginia as of last week.
By: Anna Bryson
A new study that grades every state’s laws on the ability for families to choose which school they want their children to attend gave Virginia an F.
By: Anna Bryson
Week in Review A new study that grades every state's laws regarding public school open enrollment — the ability for families to choose which
By: Anna Bryson
Special elections will take place in two Virgnia state Senate districts where Sens. John McGuire, R-Goochland, and Suhas Subramanyam, D-Loudoun, were elected to Congress this week.
By: Anna Bryson
Gov. Glenn Youngkin speaks at a media briefing about school performance and support framework
By: Anna Bryson
The Virginia Department of Education released data on Friday that indicates how each school in the state would be rated under the new school accountability system based on last school year's academic data.
By: Anna Bryson
Asked about Trump's proposal, Gov. Glenn Youngkin's press secretary Christian Martinez said: "We don’t recall the Richmond Times-Dispatch ever asking the governor’s position on Biden-Harris administration policies."
By: Anna Bryson
A fifth Republican has jumped into a Virginia state Senate race to fill the vacancy left by Sen. John McGuire, R-Goochland, who was elected to Congress last week.
By: Anna Bryson
Former Del. Jay Jones, D-Norfolk, officially announced Tuesday he is seeking the Democratic nomination for Virginia attorney general next year.
By: Anna Bryson
The constitutional amendment would give every person "the fundamental right to reproductive freedom" and reduce the number of doctors required to sign off on a third-trimester abortion from three to
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