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The city has tried for years to attract development going at the former Military Circle Mall and unveiled similar plans last year for MacArthur Mall.
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Visitors flocked to Red Wing Park for the Cherry Blossom Festival, which continues through Saturday.
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The school district says it’s taken steps to improve interactions with the Hispanic community, but families allege problems continue.
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“Who's going to step in and protect the rights of those who don’t have a champion?" Trevor Chaplick, the parent of a special needs child, told Radio IQ.
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The "Patrons & Patriots" exhibition includes photos, artifacts and personal items of the beloved couple that owned the iconic Nick's Seafood Pavilion and donated land and money to Yorktown.
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Moving pre-K to new buildings will lessen overcrowding at elementary schools.
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The latest U.S. State of the Birds report paints a grim picture, including for shorebirds that rely on coastal Virginia.
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Rapterra claims to be the tallest and longest launched-wing coaster in the world.
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Commonwealth schools receive $2.4B, collectively, from the feds each year.
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The Hermitage has hosted an immersive theater show for several years, and this year's mashup of Pride & Prejudice and Dungeons & Dragons opens Friday. All shows are sold out.
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"I pray this will be a turnaround, if any of these policies are worth a dime," said Ron Jenkins with the Virginia Loggers Association.
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The governor has signed 180 bills so far, with 800 more to consider