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The founder of the Virginia Public Access Project visited Roanoke last week to promote his new book. His lasting legacy is founding the Virginia Public Access Project, which aggregates data about campaigns, elected officials and lobbyists, offering it up to the public free of charge.
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As power bills rise, the politics of energy are taking center stage in the race for governor.
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The interim President of the University of Virginia and the school’s rector say they will not sign an agreement with the Trump Administration. The news came after hundreds of people filled the lawn at the University of Virginia to protest the proposed compact.
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The interim President of the University of Virginia has announced he will not sign an agreement with the Trump administration. The so-called "Compact for Academic Excellence" offered preferential consideration for federal funding if UVA and eight other schools agreed to change their policies to conform with conservative views.
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Candidates are raking in campaign cash up and down the ballot this year.
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Musician and disability rights activist Gaelynn Lea will perform in Blacksburg on Monday evening, along with a group of classical musicians called the Music Inclusion Ensemble.
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The state’s Clean Energy Advisory Board met this week to discuss alternative sources of income for similar projects — and explored the possibility of reworking its mission.
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Democrat Jay Jones and Republican Jason Miyares met for a debate in the race for attorney general last night. Michael Pope and Radio IQ Politics Analyst Jeff Schapiro were there and discuss the unusually anticipated debate and the week that was in state politics and government.
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Candidates for attorney general were on stage together Thursday night for a debate in Richmond.
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Americans have plenty to choose from when it comes to entertainment – hundreds of cable channels, streaming services and direct TV, but that hasn’t stopped a group of investors from bringing back an old-fashioned movie tradition – the drive-in.
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Susan Stamberg, an original National Public Radio staffer who went on to become the first U.S. woman to anchor a nightly national news program, has died.
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“Instead of plastics making waste we’re making plastics out of waste,” says Jack “Tato” Bigio with UBQ Materials.