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There are an estimated 60-thousand collisions between motor vehicles and wildlife in Virginia annually. It’s a dangerous – sometimes deadly problem, and this year state lawmakers seem poised to do something about it as Sandy Hausman reports.
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The University of Virginia will begin its celebration of the nation’s 250th birthday by sharing an original copy of the Declaration of Independence – a document found in an Albany, New York attic in 1955.Sandy Hausman reports on what the public will see.
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Law enforcement data from the 2020 Community Policing Act sheds light on traffic enforcement across the Commonwealth
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Members of the Virginia General Assembly are debating ways to protect people from aggressive debt collectors.
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The justices wrote that a Virginia law that cements adoption orders after six months bars the child’s Afghan relatives from challenging the court.
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Radio IQ politics analyst Jeff Schapiro and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.
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Seth Michelson has written a new book about those kids and other migrants he’s met. It’s called Hope on the Border.
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A school in Charlotteville that has made civic engagement a central part of its curriculum.
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Supporters of a casino in Northern Virginia are making another run at getting it approved in the General Assembly.Opponents are mobilizing.
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Virginia’s winters are usually mild, so local bears don’t actually hibernate. But females do settle into dens before and after the birth of cubs, and officials are asking the public not to disturb them.
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Sen. Mike Jones has proposed a bill that would pause the use of the Interstate Corrections Compact, but only into Red Onion State Prison.
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Mary Baldwin University, a small, private college with campuses in Staunton and Fishersville, has been through a number of tumultuous changes in the past six months that prompted critique from faculty, students, and alumni. WMRA's Randi B. Hagi looked into what happened, and where the institution is heading now.