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Courthouses across Virginia have been the scene of arrests made by federal immigration officials. But members of the Virginia General Assembly are hoping to crack down on that.
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Scientists and officials use the data to monitor the long-term health of birds across the U.S.
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“APCo bills are just too darn high,” said Roanoke Delegate Sam Rasoul.
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The federal government released new dietary guidelines recently, advising Americans to eat fewer processed foods.
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Over the last three years, the number of men who hunt in Virginia declined by about 10,000. At the same time, about 1,000 more women across the Commonwealth took up the sport.
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Members of the Virginia state Senate are considering a bill that would prevent abortion rights opponents from blocking access to clinics.
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Newly inaugurated Governor Abigail Spanberger spoke to a joint assembly of the House and Senate Monday afternoon.
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“We have the money to do this in the budget without impacting the priorities of the Commonwealth,” Delegate Terry Kilgore said.
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In the first three days of the General Assembly, Democrats passed four constitutional amendments.
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Dominion’s victory is the third this week for offshore wind developers along the East Coast, who each challenged the Trump administration’s recent stop-work order.