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In Blacksburg, the Historic Smithfield museum is hosting a series of events this weekend to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Smithfield house. Over 200 enslaved workers built and worked at a plantation here and their legacy is being honored at the anniversary.
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One Virginia member of Congress is pressing the Post Office to make changes to ensure rural newspapers are delivered on time.
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Lots of news this past week about the presidential campaign. How will it impact Virginia?Jeff Schapiro, political columnist at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.
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The board also took its first steps in approving new regulations for a new standard of accreditation for the state’s public schools.
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Members of the General Assembly are expected to consider the rapid expansion of data centers next year.
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It’s been two weeks since Radio IQ’s Brad Kutner sat with voters at a downtown bus stop and found out just how uninterested they were in President Joe Biden’s 2024 re-election. Now, with Vice President Kamala Harris likely taking over the ticket, he returned to find out what voters think.
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All of the above. That's the approach Governor Glenn Youngkin is expected to take in his energy plan — including wind and solar, but also nuclear energy and fossil fuels.
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This month, Virginia released more than700 prisoners under a newly expanded state program known as good time. The state awarded sentence credits to men and women who behaved well behind bars and took classes to help them succeed on the outside. As families celebrate, Virginia’s attorney general is warning of a coming crime wave.
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"The city had to come up with a creative way to support reproductive healthcare and this is one of the ways we’ve done that,” said Mayor Levar Stoney.
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Republican JD Vance rallied Republicans and attacked both Joe Biden and Kamala Harris Monday evening in Radford.