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Virginia to become latest state to require age verification for online porn | Backers say the law will help keep children safe online, but critics have concerns about users’ privacy.

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Virginia to become latest state to require age verification for online porn | Backers say the law will help keep children safe online, but critics have concerns about users’ privacy.

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Posted by20 hours ago

No more sales tax holiday weekend in Virginia

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Posted by9 hours ago

Tried to put something together to do justice to your capital city. Really loved it there, and everyone was so quick to share where I should be headed.

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Posted by9 hours ago

Campbell County can do better. There should be laws stopping this behavior.

https://wset.com/news/local/delegate-matt-fariss-files-for-reelection-as-an-independent-amid-legal-trouble-felony-charges-hit-and-run-campbell-county-virginia-june-2023#.

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Lightning strike photo in Richmond yesterday

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The lightning is real today.

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Posted by19 hours ago

Virginia ABC inventory losses may be less certain than authority indicated

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Posted by6 hours ago

Question: State Inspection Regarding tinted tail lights

I apologize for the wonky wording, I don't know much about cars.


I went in for my state inspection today and was failed due to my back window being tinted resulting in my tail light being covered (tail light is inside the car). The worker told me that it was ok to have a tail light covered by tint originally, but in the past year the state has changed the law and prohibits it. I called my Dad since he is the OG owner and he wasn't all too happy. My Dad suggested that I turn off the tail light (I would still have three rear lights without the one in the window). However, the worker responded by saying that all lights on the car have to be on. Which only made my Dad madder.


My Dad is still upset about the situation. He believes that the auto shop is just trying to take advantage of a young women. I don't see much of an issue with it and say 'why not just remove the tint around the tail light'. Can anyone enlighten me on this law, if there is one, for both me and my Dad?

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