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North Carolinians who rely on food and nutrition benefits could be among the first to feel the effects of a federal government shutdown.

The region's Hispanic communtiy has more than doubled over the last two decades.

Bill moving through Congress to pay members of the military if lawmakers can’t reach an agreement before the Sept. 30 deadline to pass a federal budget.

Agency expects to deploy math tutoring services starting October 1.

A Dominion Energy pilot project is using sheep to help maintain six solar farms — demonstrating benefits for both the solar industry and farmers.

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How a government shutdown could impact food assistance, airport workers and National Parks in NC

Latinos carve out their place in Hampton Roads business, culture as population grows

Coast Guard hoping to avoid a repeat of 2018-19 shutdown

Virginia Dept. of Ed eyes Zearn, Ignite Reading for statewide high-impact tutoring contract

These sheep work year-round to "lamb-scape" Virginia solar farms

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