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Returning vendors say it’s an unexpected fresh start.
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As the city-owned mall heads toward demolition, some tenants say promised relocation help never materialized.
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National data shows Black women are about twice as likely as white women to experience stillbirth.
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DroneUp, started by a Navy veteran, launched with high praise – and up to $6 million in incentives – from state and local leaders. But the commercial drone company has failed to rise to expectations.
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Reginald Davis of First Baptist Church talks faith and justice after two decades leading the historic Black congregation.
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School leaders say outdated infrastructure and limited local revenue are forcing tough decisions on repair, closures and summer programs.
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There is limited data that tracks potential chemicals in Virginia data centers’ discharge water.
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With 4,600 sailors finally home, USS Gerald R. Ford will finally receive some much needed repairs and an upgrade to its beleaguered sewage system.
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"At CDC, we encourage people to get their measles vaccination. That's the best way to prevent yourself from getting measles.”
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Local transportation leaders factored in how technology, sea-level rise and population growth may affect commutes, freight and public transit over the next few decades.
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The admiral in charge vows to finish repairs quickly as the Navy tries to clear its maintenance backlog.
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Some community members worry the holiday's meaning and its neighborhood roots could be lost.