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When Virginia starts its legal marijuana market next July, a number of state criminal laws will change.

Chesapeake native Lora Hinton graduated in 1971 and went on to become Louisiana State University’s first African American football player.

Up to $10,000 in grant funding is available for shops to help with rent, mortgage, and utility costs, but owners call it a band-aid, not a fix.

Has opinion on data centers in Virginia reached a tipping point? Michael Pope and Radio IQ Politics Analyst Jeff Schapiro discuss that and more in state politics and government.

A new report from George Mason University predicts Northern Virginia will see job growth as early as December.

“We’re living in a time of very significant push back right now," Kaine says. "Which means museums like Moton, the Moton Museum, are even more important at this moment.”

The threatened species is quickly losing habitat as beaches erode around the Chesapeake Bay.

More than 300 licenses will be awarded to businesses that want to open up retail locations, selling recreational marijuana as early as next summer.

New gene therapies have changed what may be possible for some sickle cell patients. But providers say the path to treatment remains long, expensive and difficult to access.

“We’ve had this partnership for a number of years and now we’re able to expand it and serve even more children in foster care in Virginia,” Duke Storen told Radio IQ.