WMRA Daily 12/31/2021

Update: 2021-12-31

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Attorney General Mark Herring sues the town of Windsor over discriminatory law enforcement practices; Nine confederate statues in Richmond could find a new home in a museum; When the General Assembly convenes next month, lawmakers will consider a bill to allow hunting on Sundays; And Jeff Shapiro and Michael Pope discuss the week in Virginia government and politics

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