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Elias Zerhouni says political gridlock is standing in the way of meaningful health reform.
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The mother of Joshua Sikes, 11, claims her son was injured in a classroom run by Southeastern Cooperative Educational Programs days before his death. A wrongful death suit seeks $150 million.
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The ACLU of Virginia is claiming that the state’s corrections department is “over-detaining a significant number of people” as a result of earned sentence credits being improperly applied to individuals’ sentences.
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Hampton Roads residents gathered to mourn the death of Old Dominion University graduate Renee Nicole Good at the hands of an ICE agent in Minneapolis.
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The long wait for a legal cannabis market has forced some Virginia hemp growers out, strained othersHemp farmers are hopeful state lawmakers will get something passed in 2026 to offer a way forward.
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The increases are part of the city’s strategy to shore up funding for capital projects.
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A team at the University of Virginia recently mapped millions of dead trees from Maine to South Carolina.
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"He's a Republican, I'm a Democrat — but all of our constituents go to the same Starbucks."
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For years, many Chesapeake patients in psychiatric crisis have had to seek inpatient care outside the region due to limited local capacity.
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Breweries say it takes more than just good beer to stand out in a crowded market.
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The city’s gap in child care availability to demand is only outpaced by Norfolk in South Hampton Roads