‘Hoos in the NFL: A look at how UVA Football alums did in Week 4 games
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A total of 10 former UVA football players are currently on NFL rosters, and several saw significant action over the weekend.
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Game Preview: Virginia Tech looks to break two-game losing skid at Pitt
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The Virginia Tech Hokies will look to make it back to .500 on the season when they visit Pitt on Saturday.
The real test for the Baltimore Orioles: Meeting 2023 expectations
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Early on the morning of Oct. 1, the Baltimore Orioles were eliminated from the postseason when out on the West Coast the Seattle Mariners defeated the Oakland Athletics in a walkoff win.
Ben Cline claims federal roads money going to Green New Deal: But is it really?
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House Republicans are claiming that the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act is prioritizing the Green New Deal over new roads.
Golden State signs UVA Basketball alum Ty Jerome: Does he have a real shot at making the team?
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UVA Basketball Ty Jerome has a shot to earn a spot on the roster of the defending NBA champion Golden State Warriors.
Effort under way in Virginia to create a suicide prevention license plate
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Two Ashland residents have spearheaded an effort to get a suicide prevention license plate on Virginia roads but they need your support to make it happen.
Waynesboro Voter Guide: Big changes ahead for city voters on Election Day
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There’s a whole lot of change in Waynesboro when it comes to voting in November.
Virginians keeping up with new market: Car flipping acquired niche after COVID-19 pandemic
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According to survey by GuntherKia.com, a new breed of “flipper” is on the market. Individuals are buying cars, specifically electric vehicles, with the purpose of reselling them for a profit.
Forget analytics: Ravens coach John Harbaugh didn’t trust his defense vs. Bills
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With the most accurate kicker in NFL history in his hip pocket, Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh decided to keep him on the sidelines in a 20-all ballgame against Buffalo.
Preventing the next COVID: Virginia Tech studying vampire bats for epidemic clues
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Climate change and rising temperatures increase the risk of spreading infectious disease.
