Black and male: Why Chris Jones may not have sought help for mental-health condition
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Alleged UVA triple-murderer Chris Jones clearly slipped through the mental-health system.
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Obesity costs healthcare system billions: Survey reveals most obese states in US
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November was National Diabetes Awareness Month and obesity is costing the American health care system $173 billion each year.
On the payroll: Where does Virginia rank among the best, worst states to find a job?
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The unemployment rate in the United States is at 3.7 percent, and WalletHub released its report 2022’s Best & Worst States for Jobs.
VDOT announces Resilience Plan in preparation of future hazards and challenges
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The Virginia Department of Transportation is thinking of the future in the Commonwealth. A statewide Resilience Plan prepares Virginia for regional and global challenges,
What’s your score? Report reveals highest and lowest credit ratings by state
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The average American’s credit score is 695, and WalletHub released its report on 2022’s States with the Highest & Lowest Credit Scores.
Fatigue: Study reveals the exhausting truth associated with video meetings
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A recent Webex study shows that all but one key metric is increasing for hybrid workers, including time in meetings.
Sleepless in Seattle: Report lists America’s best, worst cities for dating
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Nearly 50 percent of American adults are single so WalletHub released its report on 2022’s Best & Worst Cities for Singles.
December Ivy Talk to focus on desegregation of extension service
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The December Ivy Talk will feature Dr. Carmen Harris, a professor of history at the University of South Carolina, speaking on the subject of the desegregation of the extension service.
We’ve made advances in air quality monitoring: But is it doing anything?
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), air pollution kills upwards of seven million people annually around the world.
Relief for student loan borrowers on hold; payment pause extended again
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Student loan borrowers aren’t likely to get relief from their debt as planned in this calendar year, thanks in part to a lawsuit filed by six Republican-led states.
