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USS Ford is being sent to Greece for repairs as its deployment stretches past nine months.
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A food hub next to a Sentara clinic has served tens of thousands of people over the past two years, as rising demand and looming cuts to federal benefits put increasing pressure on local food systems.
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The shooter was a student who had been convicted on terrorism charges.
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Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge welcomes thousands of local students each year for environmental education activities.
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As the campaigns for and against the effort intensify, so does that language and imagery used in their ads.
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Wagner's 'Tristan und Isolde' will be simulcast from The Met in New York in theaters across Hampton Roads and on WHRO-FM. One of its stars is Suffolk native Ryan Speedo Green.
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Artemis moon trees have been planted across the state in recent years, including at the Virginia Zoo and NASA Langley Research Center.
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The city is contacting large property owners to say that council doesn’t support using them as immigration processing facilities.
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The Faith in Housing bill – also called Yes In God’s Backyard – would allow faith groups to build housing on their tax-exempt property without rezoning.
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Changes to TRICARE drug coverage are an attempt to provide more choices.
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New legislation waiting for action by the governor will require nursing home ownership transfers to be reviewed by the Virginia Department of Health.