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Richmond City Council, backed by Mayor Levar Stoney, approved the bonds at a meeting Wednesday.
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The parents claim the system is designed for their complaints to fail.
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At the solitary stoplight in Boones Mill along Route 220 in Franklin County sits The Trump Store. Impossible to miss, the store and the town offer a snapshot of America’s political landscape.
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Candidates for mayor and City Council in local elections across Virginia are eager to tell you about their labor endorsements.
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Eighteen lawmakers from the Virginia General Assembly submitted a letter Tuesday to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, asking the agency to deny the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s request to start running gas by June 1.
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According to new numbers from the Virginia Association of Free and Charitable Clinics, demand has increased about 11% over the same time last year.
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Campaign finance law in Virginia requires all kinds of disclosure about where campaign cash comes from. But where it goes is another story.
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It might come as a surprise in the 21st century – after man has walked on the moon and sent rovers to Mars – that truck brakes actually fail. But on occasion they do. Engineers have designed special ramps at the base of steep hills so drivers can avoid the disastrous consequences of a runaway rig. This spring Virginia unveiled one-of-a-kind for the Commonwealth.
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Something surprising is happening in Virginia prisons. A national non-profit is donating thousands of books for inmates and staff. Sandy Hausman reports on the Freedom Reads program, launched by a man who came of age behind bars in Virginia.
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Faced with strong criticism on campus and in Charlottesville, the University of Virginia’s president hosted a town hall Tuesday. Jim Ryan and his police chief tried to explain why they called state police to break up a student-led protest against Israeli attacks on civilians in Gaza.