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Virginia inmates are burning themselves to get transferred from a state prison
A number of inmates at a western Virginia state prison have intentionally burned themselves in response to alleged abuse, prompting state lawmakers to call for immediate action and an investigation.
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2024 Black Friday deals that might make you want to go shopping
Black Friday deals are offered by several retail stores and restaurants in 2024. Here’s what you need to know.
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What to watch on reproductive rights in Virginia’s 2025 legislative session
For this year’s upcoming General Assembly session in Virginia, there will be a lot of focus on advancing an abortion-care state constitutional amendment, but legislators are also working on bills to bolster women’s reproductive rights in other ways.
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Join the fun with 5 family-friendly Virginia Turkey Trots
Get moving this Turkey Day with a local Turkey Trot! These races take place on Thanksgiving Day, and the proceeds of many of these events go to charity.
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A history beyond 1607: Exploring Virginia’s deep Native American roots
This Native American History Month, we’re committed to honoring the story of Virginia’s indigenous population.
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Get in the holiday spirit with these 11 events across Virginia
Celebrate the holidays in Virginia with this guide to festive events, from Christmas markets and Hanukkah celebrations to family-friendly New Year’s Eve parties.
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Judge: Youngkin did not have authority to remove Virginia from climate change program
Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin did not have the authority to end Virginia’s participation in a regional effort to fight climate change, according to a judge’s ruling Wednesday that was celebrated by environmental advocates.
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Pharrell Williams is in hot water with the City of Virginia Beach
Following Williams’ unexpected cancelation of the Something in the Water festival this year, the City of Virginia Beach is taking new precautions to protect itself from another “blindside.”
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Virginia’s 5 most beautiful scenic byways
Discover five must-visit scenic byways in Virginia that showcase the best of what the commonwealth has to offer.
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The troubled history of Pharrell’s Something in the Water Festival
Pharrell Williams’ Something in the Water festival quickly became a Virginia Beach staple in 2019. But the music festival hasn’t had the smoothest history—including when the event unexpectedly canceled this year, the day tickets were supposed to go on sale.
