Two bills that would have revamped Virginia’s underfunded retirement system have been killed in the state Senate Finance Committee . . . and the legislative body has instead decided to solicit more public input and study potential solutions. Virginia Public Radio’s Tommie McNeil has more from Richmond.
Studying Virginia’s Retirement System
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