Lawmakers are back in Richmond trying to figure out how to spend billions of dollars in federal stimulus money. Michael Pope reports the spending bill is also expected to have language aimed at helping guard against evictions.
Lawmakers Working to Iron Out Wrinkles in Eviction Protections
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