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There is limited data that tracks potential chemicals in Virginia data centers’ discharge water.
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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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As more research appears to connect negative outcomes with increased screen time, the board is considering eliminating classroom Chromebook use until second grade.
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The House of Delegates is scheduled to meet June 18 and the Senate on June 22.
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The ongoing research looks at how parks and trails affect local wildlife, flooding and residents' wellbeing.
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A special session resumes June 18 with data center tax incentives still at the center of a standoff.
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The Republican faces growing political pressure in the 2nd Congressional District as gas prices climb and Democrats tie conflict to rising costs.
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WHRO’s guide on what to expect and how to prepare for the season, which is expected to be “below average” because of El Niño.
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“I’ve already lost a marriage, traveling, for 15 years, trying to feed my family,” said Richmond IBEW 666 member Dorian Hargrave. ‘I’d like to have this economy bolstered and stay like it is, right here in Virginia.”
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The move follows Gov. Abigail Spanberger expressions of support for the proposed law and amendments she sought to dilute and delay its effect.