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At least 20 Virginia localities have pulled away from Flock Safety devices since July, with this week’s sweep of camera pauses and canceled contracts
On Thursday alone, four localities in Central Virginia and the New River Valley announced that they would stop using Flock technology.
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9mHashmi 'listening tour' on Dominion-NextEra proposal comes to Roanoke
The lieutenant governor has expressed concern about the proposed electric utility merger as the State Corporation Commission prepares to hold hearings in November.
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4mAs temperatures dip, Columbia Gas rates set to rise
The company is enacting an interim rate increase that will raise the average residential customer's monthly bill by almost $11.
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4mInaugural fall free fishing weekend starts Friday across Virginia
Anglers can fish across the state without purchasing a license from Friday through Sunday. Virginia’s free fishing weekend typically takes place each June; this the first year with a second free weekend.
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15mThe Trump administration proposed sweeping changes to Head Start. Advocates in Virginia say they would lead to lower-quality services.
The federal government has said the overhaul would free up $2.2 billion per year while creating 236,000 additional slots nationwide. The final shape of regulations would be up to state officials, who aren’t saying what they would do.
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12mSome students are incurring debt so that fellow students can play sports that they're now getting paid for
Private equity firms are now looking at college sports programs as a place to invest. What rules should Virginia adopt to govern this?