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Virginia Beach and Norfolk are sinking – increasing the risk to roads, runways, buildings, rail lines and pipelines, according to a study published today.
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Children, employed adults and seniors in Virginia have struggled to put food on their tables for several years in large part due to the expiration of federal programs.
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Cybersecurity experts have revealed potential risks in 2024 for internet users by taking a deep dive into a Dark Web forum to learn from the hackers.
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A new report shows that high levels of radon, the second leading cause of lung cancer, is found in approximately 25 percent of homes in Virginia.
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In case you missed them, reporter Crystal Graham prepared a roundup of her top stories from 2023.
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The war in Gaza has generated far more heat than light on American college campuses.
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Snowfall has been subaverage throughout the Midwest, with some areas of upper Michigan and Minnesota reaching deficits of over 20 inches.
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Investigations into Israel’s use of 2000-pound bombs in its Gaza campaign have determined that you have to go back to Vietnam to compare the brutality and mindlessness of what Israel is doing.
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The Wildlife Center of Virginia provided care for more than 4,000 animals in 2023. It was a record-setting year for the Waynesboro research hospital for native wildlife.
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Plants naturally absorb and convert CO2 into oxygen through photosynthesis. When plants die, they release carbon, but most of it is absorbed by the soil.
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