Virginia Cooperative Extension celebrates outreach professionals with annual awards
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Virginia Cooperative Extension recently honored eight programs for delivering exceptional services to Virginians in 2024.
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Full automation of UVA Health artificial pancreas with AI could improve type 1 diabetes treatment
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Automated insulin delivery (AID) systems could help more type 1 diabetes patients if the devices become fully automated.
Orioles’ Haney, UVA’s Kent among pro baseball players born in Charlottesville
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Larry Haney, who was born in Charlottesville in 1942, was mostly a backup as a catcher throughout his Major League career.
Trump administration has scrapped EnergySTAR: Impact on consumers
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Have you ever seen a little blue sticker on your appliances, or paid attention to the EnergySTAR label when shopping for new ones?
Virginia Department of Health: Tick cases up this year compared to five-year average
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It’s tick season in Virginia, and the Department of Health is sounding the alarm on the dangers of them and the diseases they carry.
Staunton judge dismisses reckless-driving charge against local towing company owner
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There was enough evidence to charge Jeffrey Wayne Armentrout with criminal reckless driving at an April 5 political protest in Staunton, but not enough evidence to get a conviction.
Virginia Tech aerospace engineer explains near collision of aircraft in North Dakota
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An aerospace engineer at VTech sheds some light on the FAA investigating of another serious aviation incident in North Dakota.
Mary Washington students to engage with AI in liberal arts context at new center
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The University of Mary Washington announces the launch in fall 2025 of The Center for AI and the Liberal Arts.
Virginia-Maryland College of Vet Medicine provides specialized cardiac testing for equines
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When Erin Hershey’s veterinarian detected a heart murmur in Charlie, her Tennessee walking horse, the diagnosis brought immediate anxiety.
Page County: Historic White House set to undergo interpretive rehabilitation
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The White House, built in 1760 in Page County, will be undergoing an interpretive rehabilitation to highlight the three distinct phases of its 265-year history.
