Most communities in Virginia get their water from rivers, and when those rivers are flooded it can create problems for treatment centers. Thirty-three have now issued boil orders, but Sandy Hausman reports that most will be back in business soon.
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After weeks of build-up, the candidates for U-S Senate finally took the debate stage.Jeff Schapiro, political columnist at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.
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At least one Virginia legislator thinks now’s as good a time as any to adjust state policy to reflect future climate-related issues.
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After the polls close on election night, election workers process and report the results of each race. They double, sometimes triple check each step of the process. RadioIQ spoke with a county registrar and an expert in elections to learn more about how the voting process works in Virginia on election night.
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Montgomery County and the New River Valley Regional Water Authority say the process to flush and clean the system of potentially contaminated water will continue through the weekend of October 12-13, at least.
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Republican Hung Cao and Democrat Tim Kaine met in Norfolk for a televised debate Wednesday night.
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“What he’s talking about is unbelievable," Anderson said.
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Initial estimates in Virginia suggest at least 200 homes were flooded across several counties, and that number will likely rise.Volunteers are organizing to help people here in Virginia, and across Appalachia.
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"Next to voting, getting your flu shot is a civic responsibility,” said Richmond Mayor Stoney.
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