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The U.S. Navy announced a $400 million effort to improve living conditions at the shipyard after several sailors living on ships died by suicide in 2022.
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The data facility will use AI to comb data sets stored at Department of Energy research centers across the country. Officials say it will speed up scientific discoveries.
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The curfew is in effect through the July Fourth weekend and comes as more city leaders across the U.S. grapple with large, and often unruly, gatherings of youth.
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'Peace at Potsdam' is a concert and play about the 1945 Potsdam conference, where three world leaders met to create peace after WWII. Music helped bridge their differences.
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The judge dismissed the charges against Ebony Parker, who was facing eight counts of felony child neglect, after Virginia prosecutors claimed she failed to act on reports that a 6-year-old had a gun that he later used to shoot his teacher.
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Scientists at the Newport News facility are working on a way to boost the efficiency of fusion reactors.
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A task force suggested creating five bargaining units in Newport News, but City Council hasn’t taken up any of the group’s recommendations.
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The expansion is aimed at improving access to emergency and maternity care in Newport News, where traffic and distance can delay emergency response times.
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Just weeks before showtime, organizers announced they’re scaling down the event.
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Newport News school leaders say nothing will change in the next year, but have noted that transporting magnet students can be costly.