Dwayne Yancey is the Founding Editor at Cardinal News. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on Virginia, the GOP, and voting issues. Dwayne's work has been featured in Radio IQ/WVTF Public Radio FM 89, Cardinal News, NewsBreak, and Breakfast Media LLC.
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Dwayne Yancey's work focuses predominantly on local government and politics, specifically within the state of Virginia. His coverage attributes indicate a preference for legal policy regulations and citing data, suggesting he would be most receptive to pitches that involve in-depth analysis or commentary on legislative actions, political trends, or election outcomes within Virginia.
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By: Dwayne Yancey
Two reasons why he might run and four reasons why he might not. Plus three things we just don't know.
By: Dwayne Yancey
Electors meet today across the country. In Virginia, their meeting will be livestreamed.
By: Dwayne Yancey
The soldiers stopped short of declaring themselves in rebellion, but they made it clear they were willing to cross that line if necessary.
By: Dwayne Yancey
Want more news on Virginia's changing demography? We've compiled all our coverage of the state's demographic trends in one place.
By: Dwayne Yancey
Research spending at Virginia Tech now nears $600 million, with the federally sponsored portion rising fastest. Here's the impact.
By: Dwayne Yancey
The politics of Washington have complicated what would normally have been routine approval of aid.
New census data shows Virginia has bucked a decades-long demographic trend on domestic migration, but that's not where most population growth in the state is coming from.
By: Dwayne Yancey
An investigation into this mysterious philanthropist raises more questions than it answers.
Three special elections for General Assembly seats are being held Jan. 7. We've sent questionnaires to all the candidates; now have already responded.
By: Dwayne Yancey
Maybe it was here before the country was founded. Maybe it wasn't. Other trees across Virginia were, though.
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