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“These people were not prepared,” University of Memphis gambling researcher James Whelan said, describing the results of a secret shopper survey of several Tennessee casinos.
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A Fairfax County judge barred several appointees named by the governor from joining the boards of visitors at George Mason University, the University of Virginia and Virginia Military Institute.
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Patients are now able to get primary care services through Augusta Health’s new traveling clinic. It was made possible with lots of support from community donors. WMRA’s Ayse Pirge reports.
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An Eastern Shore multi-use trail project broke ground this spring. And a pair of proposals aim to create more outdoor recreational opportunities across Virginia.
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Campaign finance disclosures show this year's race for governor is not attracting the kind of money that other recent elections have.
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Va. congresswoman raises concerns about ICE arrests at courthouses, doubts task force arrest numbersJennifer McClellan’s district includes the Richmond suburb of Chesterfield County where federal immigration agents have arrested over a dozen people inside the court complex
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The statue honoring 16-year MLB veteran Billy Wagner is expected to be unveiled by the fall of 2026.
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Senate Democrats are taking their fight against controversial higher-ed appointments to court.
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The goal for reviving reefs was one of many set by the 2014 Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement.
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Jennings, Lain and Van Carney grew up in Rappahannock County, where if you look west, the horizon’s underlined by the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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The Republican campaign for governor is going through a shakeup this summer.
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Change has been a theme in political news over the past few days.Radio IQ politics analyst Jeff Schapiro and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.