Walker said he, along with fellow legislators, is working directly with AEP to help the company understand how prices are impacting customers. He said the production of energy is high across the board, making...

"We need to take time out here to remember the lives that he touched out here. I was just trying to do a little of that here today in the House of Delegates," Del. Walker said.

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Del. Wendell Walker, R-Lynchburg, recently recognized former Bedford County Sheriff Mike Brown and his wife, Janet, for their “exceptional dedication and service in safeguarding children and families from...

As Virginia’s General Assembly reached the midpoint of the legislative session in Richmond this week, nine of the bills championed by Del. Wendell Walker, R-Lynchburg, including proposals that address...

"No one should have to choose between a roof over their head and their dignity,” Del. Walker said. “HB 1998 ensures that those who exploit and manipulate others for their own gain will face serious consequences...

"There are some bad actors out here and these women need to be protected. That's what this bill is going to do . It's going to put more teeth in the courts, that if you take advantage of an individual...

Walker, a vocal critic of cannabis legalization, believes the bill lacks sufficient enforcement mechanisms. In a recent statement, he said, “If passed, this legislation will bring even more marijuana into Virginia...

Delegate Wendell Walker (R-52) has recognized Sheriff (Ret.) Mike Brown and Dr. Janet Brown for their exceptional dedication and service in safeguarding children and families from online exploitation and...

McGuire's words honoring Mark came the day after Delegate Wendell Walker introduced a resolution honoring his life into the Virginia House of Delegates. The resolution was passed Monday.

Delegate Wendell Walker, who introduced the bill, emphasized the importance of the legislation. "This is something that I really think needed to be fixed for a lot of individuals that were very passionate...

“Persistence pays off, and while some good ideas didn’t make it through this year, I remain committed to finding common ground and pushing for practical solutions that serve our Commonwealth,” he said. 

"There's certain people in Virginia that would rather make more money than take care of individuals and protect our young people from entering into drugs and drug addictions," Walker said.