Goodbye, mom and dad’s basement: Renting alone on the rise among Millennials
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Amid rising rental costs and supply not meeting demand in America’s rental market, 16.7 million individuals rent alone.
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Glenn Youngkin putting down big bucks to play ‘disinformation politics’ on GOP abortion ban
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Glenn Youngkin wants you to believe that Democrats are overstating how much Republicans want to outlaw abortion.
Youngkin encourages Virginians to file 2022 state taxes for one-time rebates
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Virginians who are qualifying taxpayers are eligible for up to $200 per individual and up to $400 filing jointly for tax rebates.
Judge rules in favor of Augusta County in FOIA case involving March 20 closed session
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A state judge sided with Augusta County in a suit challenging the county’s denial of a Freedom of Information Act request that had been filed to obtain a recording of a March 20 Board of Supervisors closed session.
Powerball jackpot won in California; $1 million winner in Virginia
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The Powerball run is over, with one ticket in California winning the $1.765 billion jackpot. In Virginia, there was one $1 million winner in Wednesday night’s drawing.
Midseason Report Card: Grading out Virginia at the midpoint of the 2023 football season
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The 1 in Virginia’s 1-5 is still fresh in our minds, the tougher-than-the-score-says-it-was 27-13 win over William & Mary on Saturday.
Charlottesville: Memoirist Nicole Chung to read from new book on Friday night
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New Dominion Bookshop will host a book reading and signing with author Nicole Chung on Friday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m.
Five Virginia schools report bomb threats that appear to be connected
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Telephone threats to five Virginia schools reported on Tuesday appear to be part of an ongoing coordinated effort aimed at stoking fears in school systems nationwide.
Virginians divided along political party lines, according to new survey from UMW
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Division between political parties is apparent in Virginia as voters prepare to go to the polls on November 7.
Is there a connection between the onset of global warming and an increase in violent human behavior?
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It’s not uncommon to hear talk about the dire consequences of global warming—rising-sea levels, extreme weather and ecological disruptions.
