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“These people were not prepared,” University of Memphis gambling researcher James Whelan said, describing the results of a secret shopper survey of several Tennessee casinos.
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Virginia will be one of the biggest losers when the federal government starts cutting support for Medicaid. That program ensures healthcare for about two million people in the Commonwealth. Sandy Hausman reports on one recipient who’s in a panic and on what doctors and politicians are telling her.
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Campaign finance disclosures show this year's race for governor is not attracting the kind of money that other recent elections have.
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Three hundred thousand Virginians are expected to lose healthcare coverage through Medicaid, and experts predict 100,000 more will no longer be able to afford insurance through Obamacare. That has state lawmakers demanding Congress restore funding.
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Va. congresswoman raises concerns about ICE arrests at courthouses, doubts task force arrest numbersJennifer McClellan’s district includes the Richmond suburb of Chesterfield County where federal immigration agents have arrested over a dozen people inside the court complex
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The goal for reviving reefs was one of many set by the 2014 Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement.
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The statue honoring 16-year MLB veteran Billy Wagner is expected to be unveiled by the fall of 2026.
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A disease once considered all but eradicated is becoming more prevalent nationally and in Virginia. Cases of congenital syphilis, in which a child gets the infection from its mother in the womb, were up 66% in the state last year.
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Senate Democrats are taking their fight against controversial higher-ed appointments to court.
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The grants fund a wide range of education programs, including migrant education, services for English language learners and adult education.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin and other leaders have voiced concerns about PJM, the mid-Atlantic region’s “air traffic control” for electricity, as power prices reached a record high this week.
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Jennings, Lain and Van Carney grew up in Rappahannock County, where if you look west, the horizon’s underlined by the Blue Ridge Mountains.