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Virginia’s little-used law to remove elected officials leads to two very different processes in Martinsville and Purcellville. Why?
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Radford residents to again pay more amid city fiscal struggles
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Trump blasts Virginia vote as ‘rigged’ because of mail voting. He’s wrong. Here are the facts.
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The Pulse: AI tools show bias when users disclose autism; dentists expand screening questions; a new recovery conference comes to Roanoke
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Cumberland students: The connections between two schools named Robert R. Moton 75 years after the Barbara Johns student walkout
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Headlines from across the state: State bus line debuts new east-west route that connects 10 cities across Virginia; more …
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General Assembly rejects more than a dozen of Spanberger’s amendments
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Summerlike weather giving way to winterlike pattern that will make it more springlike
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No state budget expected until June, speaker says
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6 things to know about Spanberger and the General Assembly’s upcoming sessions
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Spanberger names 4 to Virginia Tech Board of Visitors ahead of presidential search
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An AI data center at megasite will create 2,000 permanent positions, Pittsylvania County officials promise
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5 things to know ahead of Lynchburg’s budget public hearing
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Webert: Virginia’s chasing the roadrunner of affordability
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Salim: Virginia needs to end the data center tax break
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Headlines from across the state: As feds suggest easing coal ash clean up regulations, Virginia maintains stringent standards; more …
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‘Yes’ won but did so in a way that there are now losers on both sides. Here are 5 reasons why.
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Virginians narrowly approve mid-decade redistricting effort
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Martinsville mayor reinstated to city council pending trial on recall petition
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Martinsville’s suspended mayor fights petition to remove him in a recall trial by jury, a rarity in Virginia
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Spanberger’s amendment would change who investigates VMI. Critics say that waters down the bill.
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Forensic audit: Former Martinsville city manager had more than $15,000 in credit charges where no business purpose could be found
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Pittsylvania County has 2,050 jobs at risk in data center tax debate. Will a change in law cause them to disappear?
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Early voting numbers show rural Virginia energized by redistricting vote. Rural turnout up, urban crescent turnout down.
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Election Live: ‘Yes’ ekes out narrow win to redraw congressional lines
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Pittsylvania board, VDOT to hold public hearing on funding for proposed rural road improvements
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Cardinal Commerce Notes: Botetourt business expands safe room offerings, First Piedmont names CEO, plus news from Roanoke, Lynchburg, NRV
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Solar lawyer on HB 711 and solar developers: It’s still crucial to not lose
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Headlines from across the state: Monroe’s home in limbo, as nation’s 250th birthday nears; more …
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After years of development, BWX Technologies hopes to prove the value of tiny nuclear fuel particles
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