U.S. House approves six appropriations bills to fund federal agencies through FY 2024
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The U.S. House passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2024 today with a vote of 339 to 85 to fund six bills through fiscal year 2024.
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Climate and Energy News Roundup: March 2024
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New research finds that the oceans are hotter than they’ve ever been in modern times—having smashed previous heat records for at least seven years in a row.
COVID-19 no longer just a respiratory virus, evidence shows harm to human brain
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New research is showing that a positive COVID-19 test can lead later to negative results on brain health after autopsies revealed damage.
Melinda Burrell: Can elections heal rather than divide?
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What if we look upon 2024 as an opportunity to change our national dynamics, deliberately using the coming months to create American connection?
Augusta County school citizenship project selects Wildlife Center for $2K donation
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Fifth-grade students at Augusta County Public Schools spent time this winter exploring the idea of citizenship and collaboration through service to others.
Five community groups receive $10K grants to support screening, education for cancer patients
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Five community groups are the recipients of the UVA Cancer Center’s latest round of Comprehensive Community Grants.
Downtown Roanoke buildings to light up in recognition of Rare Disease Day
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The Wells Fargo Tower and Berglund Center in downtown Roanoke will be lit up tonight in pink, green, purple and blue in recognition of Rare Disease Day.
Poll: Reproductive rights for women ‘is a winning issue for Democrats’
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A new survey concluded that protecting access to contraception “is a winning issue for Democrats,” and it will likely be a key factor in motivating Black and young voters.
‘What scientists and engineers do every day’: High school students compete in robotics challenge
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The halls of the University of Mary Washington’s (UMW) Dahlgren Campus were filled this week with high school students and robots.
UVA school safety expert: Threats more common in elementary schools than you’d think
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An expert in school violence from the University of Virginia said the fear of violence can lead schools to sometimes overreact to student threats,
