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Marketplace enrollment in Virginia has dropped roughly 20% this year after premiums rose and federal tax credits expired.
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A lot is still unknown about how AI could transform businesses. Radford University is working to better understand what skills workers in the New River Valley may need in the future. -
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Farmers across Virginia have been wrestling with drought and triple-digit heat — even in urban environments. -
The flower, named “Lady MacDeath,” only emerges every few years, up to a decade. -
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While the use of school resource officers briefly declined following George Floyd’s murder in Minneapolis and the subsequent social justice uprising, the trend’s reversed. -
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Roanoke City Council is set to decide the fate of proposed changes that would address housing development, vape shops, data centers, and more. -
Plans for a massive data center near the Manassas battlefield in Northern Virginia are being scrapped, marking a major win for neighborhood groups that battled against business interests.
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