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The Norfolk Historical Society is hosting a discussion about the decorated pilot and Petersburg native, Howard Baugh.
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After years of lawmakers’ efforts, Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed into law a program that will allow workers up to 12 weeks of time off.
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The city's struggled to fill jobs in hard-to-hire roles like trash collection and 911 dispatching. City services can suffer as a result.
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New positions include people to protect natural resources and safeguard parks. Fees would go up for childcare and camp programs.
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The Virginia Drought Monitoring Task Force will meet on May 12 with the next round of condition updates.
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“We want to make sure that these are placed in appropriate locations,” said Kevin Wyne, director of planning and community development.
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The decision narrowing key Voting Rights Act protections raises new concerns about future redistricting battles in the Commonwealth.
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Learn more about Churchland High School’s Briana Brooks from media partner She Scored Sports.
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About three-quarters of those detained in the region last year had no prior criminal convictions.
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USS Nimitz is eventually scheduled to be the first of its class to be decommissioned.
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National estimates show 80,000 Virginians could see reductions to their WIC fruit and vegetable benefits under a proposed federal spending bill.
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In the four to three ruling, Virginia’s highest court found the first vote Democrats used to begin the constitutional amendment process took place during an ongoing election.