Lawmakers are preparing to return to Richmond for next year’s General Assembly session, and lawmakers are already introducing bills, including one expanding family and medical leave. Michael Pope has details.
Family leave is up for debate in Congress, but one state lawmaker wants even more than the current proposal
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