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The Virginia Opera and Richmond Symphony have collaborated to produce the opera, 'Loving v. Virginia,' based on the Virginia couple that fought to legalize interracial marriage.
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The annual Parade of Nations and accompanying festival come as the U.S. examines its role in the alliance.
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Proposed revisions would change the division’s stance on preferred pronouns, use of bathrooms and athletic participation.
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A year ago, Bob Aguilar missed playing in the Virginia International Tattoo after a near-death heart condition. The Portsmouth Police officer has recovered and is performing this week.
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“Been Here Stay Here,” by filmmaker David Usui, centers around the town’s unique culture. The crew is raising money to hold free screenings on the island on May 10.
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Lacroy “Atlas” Nixon hopes his work can get students involved in poetry and bolster a new generation of artists.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered a review of combat physical standards. Women who've served in combat jobs say ten years of experience has proven they're up to the task.
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Seven bear cubs are enjoying spring in the wild after growing up at the Wildlife Center of Virginia. Reporters are not allowed to witness their release, but one staffer says the yearlings seemed happy to be free.
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Francis was the first-ever Pope from the Jesuit order, a group of priests who focus on direct social and humanitarian work, often with a focus on the neediest.
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A new Environmental Crimes Task Force is a partnership between prosecutors, city staff and the fire department.