Charlottesville-area teen confirmed with second case of measles in Virginia
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A Charlottesville teenager who recently travelled internationally has been confirmed to have the second measles case of the year in Virginia.
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Augusta Health, Valley Community Services Board brace for impact of Medicaid cuts
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Valley Community Services Board and Augusta Health are bracing for substantial cuts to Medicaid and Medicare programs over the next decade.
‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ passes House: Trillions in cuts for Medicaid, Medicare, food stamps
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Rob Wittman, a Virginia Republican congressman, wants you to believe that the “Big, Beautiful Bill” that he helped pass early Thursday will somehow protect Medicare and Medicaid.
Staunton Democratic Committee welcomes Virginia AG candidate Shannon Taylor
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All 100 House of Delegates races in Virginia up for election in 2025 have a Democrat running against a Republican candidate or incumbent.
Stafford County: Serious crash on I-95 sends four adults, three children to hospital
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A three-vehicle crash on Interstate 95 in Stafford County on Saturday sent seven people to the hospital, two with serious injuries.
Waynesboro: City manager concedes it’s no longer ‘business as usual’ under Trump
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Waynesboro City Manager Mike Hamp said it’s no longer ‘business as usual’ for the municipality under the Trump administration.
Sophie Parson: The health and wellbeing of our neighbors depends on Medicaid
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Every year, the Augusta Regional Dental Clinic provides approximately 5,500 patients with affordable, high-quality dental care.
Seven Mary Washington graduates earn 4.0 GPAs, most with double majors
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Teachers and parents remind young students that perfection is impossible, but seven UMW graduates reached perfection.
Trump is spending more than Biden did: He actually did sell MAGA the bill of goods
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Elon Musk, you may remember, promised to cut $2 trillion from the $7 trillion federal budget through his silly DOGE.
House energy coalition fights back against Republicans’ ‘polluters over people’ bill
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House SEEC members rejected House Republicans’ “scorched-earth plan to sell off American lands, waters and wildlife.”
