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  • A man is in custody after an hours-long standoff with Harrisonburg police near EMU... State officials scramble to figure out how to keep the most vulnerable among us fed... What might Virginia Republicans do to slow down the Democrats’ efforts to redraw the state’s congressional districts?
  • Dramatic testimony in the trial of the man who murdered three UVa football players... The Commerce Department approves plans to complete broadband expansion in Virginia... Gambling interests hope to strike it rich in the next General Assembly session....
  • Richard Moore, the former executive vice president of the legally embattled company Nexus, has been sentenced to six years and eight months in prison ... Open enrollment is underway for Virginia’s health insurance marketplace. However, with federal tax subsidies set to expire at the end of the year, per the federal spending bill that was signed this week, Virginians could see much higher monthly premiums ... A nonprofit group has purchased the estate of James Monroe, America's fifth president, in western Loudoun County with hopes of turning it into a state park
  • A familiar face announces a campaign to represent Virginia’s sixth district... Mary Baldwin University cuts programs... U-V-A’s former president breaks his silence after being ousted this past summer... and Democrats will outnumber Republicans in Virginia’s House of Delegates committees...
  • Both sides in the lawsuit over Confederate school names in Shenandoah County try to limit each others’ expert witness testimony... Actress Alicia Silverstone joins in the fight to find two baby giraffes missing from Natural Bridge Zoo... Democrats who control Virginia’s Senate roll out their list of priorities for the next session....
  • As federal food assistance is suspended, we visit a food sharing site in Charlottesville... It’s election day, but Virginians have already set a new record for early voting... A New Orleans-style funeral march in Charlottesville mourns a loss of civil liberties in America – and celebrates hope for the future....
  • A big day for Virginia Democrats, who sweep statewide races and expand their majority in the House of Delegates… Jeff Schapiro has thoughts about the results… Governor Youngkin reinstates the Presidential Fitness Test in Virginia’s public schools….
  • A woman arrested in October by ICE agents in Rockingham County is formally charged with resisting arrest in federal court… The leaders of UVa and VMI appear before a state Senate subcommittee to answer questions about the leadership and finances of their institutions… A new poll shows that Virginians plan to dial back holiday spending this year….
  • Harrisonburg housing officials want to turn an iconic business that’s closing down into more affordable housing… State regulators approve Dominion’s request for higher rates… Virginia college campuses are working harder to provide for food insecure students, especially after disruptions to the SNAP program earlier this month….
  • Charlottesville police find a “person of interest” in the case of a teen missing since 2012... State lawmakers and UVa faculty raise alarm bells about the lack of transparency surrounding the resignation of former President Jim Ryan... As the governor-elect dives into her transition to office, Jeff Schapiro surveys the week in Virginia politics....
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