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The Governor's office vows that troops won’t be used directly for law enforcement.
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September is the busiest season for vineyards to harvest grapes, but invasive insects, called spotted lanternflies, continue to threaten Virginia’s wine industry. A new study looks at whether pet dogs could be successful at sniffing out lanternfly eggs as one way to combat the infestation.
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The Goochland County plant will employ about 650 people when it's fully operational, according to an announcement from the governor's office.
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Roanoke City Council voted unanimously Monday to ban ownership wolf-hybrid dogs within the city after a June incident in the Deyerle neighborhood.
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Virginia has 45 days of early voting, one of the longest in the country. This year's window begins on Friday.
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Earlier this month, environmentalists from across the state gathered to honor a man who thought deeply about the climate crisis and committed his life to addressing it. Michael Collins found ways for small businesses, farmers and individuals to confront the dangers of a warming planet, and he did so from a tiny town in central Virginia.
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“I think one of the benchmarks is when you come home and you’re recognized. You go away and you come back, and people sort of notice what you’ve done," Geter said.
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Private dam owners are responsible for funding the upgrades, though the Department of Conservsation and Recreation offers help through grants.
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Fall is fast approaching, y’all. So, you may be wondering when will be the best time to get out and see the changing colors on Virginia's trees.
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Members of the General Assembly are about to face a choice: Either find a way to fix errors in SNAP benefits or pay the price.
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Leaders in the region say outdoor activities and other attractions could bring in even more tourists but there aren't enough hotel rooms to accommodate them.
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The move followed an embarrassing loss to Old Dominion University in Blacksburg Saturday night. It was the team's third straight loss to start the 2025 season.