‘Work with Us’: National week raises awareness of work zone safety on Virginia’s roads
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National Work Zone Awareness Week is April 17 to 21, 2023. VDOT encourages motorists to “Work with Us,” this year’s theme.
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Unemployment claims remain unchanged in Commonwealth in early April
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In the latest filing week, the Virginia Employment Commission reports that the number of initial claims essentially remained unchanged from the previous week.
Is buying refurbished electronics better for the planet than buying brand new ones?
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According to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the world produces some 50 million tons of electronic waste each year, and the figure is increasing.
Report: How environmentally-friendly are each of the states in the U.S.?
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Earth Day is April 22, yet the United States experienced $165 billion in damage from weather and climate disasters in 2022.
AG Miyares pressing U.S. Supreme Court to hear veterans education benefits case
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A case involving a Virginia soldier will impact how millions of servicemembers access GI education benefits.
Let there be no mistake: The era of Eternal War includes America’s mass shootings
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To paraphrase the mayor of Louisville, an enormous amount of understanding is needed to address, and ultimately prevent, gunshot wounds. We all need to donate what we can.
Des Kitchings on fan frustrations with Virginia offense: ‘I’m just as pissed as they are’
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Des Kitchings thinks he’s right there with UVA football fans in terms of frustrations over how historically pathetic his offense was last season.
House energy and environmental coalition applauds EPA proposal to reduce vehicle emissions
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The House SEEC favorably responded to the EPA’s proposal on greenhouse gas emission standards for vehicles sold in the United States.
‘Honored and humbled’: Mary Baldwin University names Dr. Jeff Stein as 10th president
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Dr. Jeffrey P. Stein is Mary Baldwin University’s 10th president. Stein comes to MBU from Elon University in North Carolina.
‘Unconscionable’ solitary confinement practices in Virginia will see day in court
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A federal judge certified a class action lawsuit allowing people who have been held in solitary confinement in Virginia to join the suit against the Virginia Department of Corrections.
