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As part of our Mental Health Matters series, we hear from a mother who lost her son to suicide earlier this summer. (This story may be difficult for some listeners to hear.)
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Most school districts will keep children at home to start the year.
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The social isolation, economic instability, and concerns about wellbeing resulting from the pandemic have spurred an increase in symptoms of depression and anxiety in many of us. And with those mental health symptoms comes an increase in suicidal thoughts for some.
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“I Know God Had His Hand On Me”: Suffolk Reports No Injuries Following Tornado And Tropical Storm Local News
Suffolk officials still don’t know how much damage the tornado and Tropical Storm Isaias caused across the city.
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Starting at midnight tonight, Hampton Roads residents face additional restrictions because of COVID-19. And it's all because of a key number.
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Virginia Supreme Court Chief Justice Donald Lemons hasn't responded to his request yet.
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These days, people of color are experiencing a special need for mental health care. In the next installment of our series, Mental Health Matters, WMRA’s Calvin Pynn spoke with providers in the valley about how they are addressing that need.
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Part of the magic of theater is the intimacy of it. That's really hard to manage these days.
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