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Virginia Election Officials Change Process for Removing Dead People from Voter Rolls
The Virginia Department of Elections says it has “streamlined” the process of removing dead voters from the rolls by allowing local registrars to use obituaries to confirm deaths and creating a form meant to make it easier for family members to notify election offices after a death.
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Paranoia and Guns Mix Together in New Wave of Shootings
Knocking on a door, turning your car around in a driveway, or chasing a ball into your neighbor’s yard can get you shot now, apparently.
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TikTok Trend Spurs Record-Breaking Numbers of Virginians to Cash Out Unclaimed Property
A TikTok trend of people cashing out unclaimed property held by state governments is helping break records in Virginia’s Treasury Department and fill the pockets of Virginians with money they’re rightfully owed.
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8 Opportunities to Get Involved in Virginia on Earth Day
To do your part in bringing about change, consider pitching in at one of these Earth Day efforts happening around Virginia on April 22.
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‘It’s a Huge Win’: Virginia Diabetic Celebrates New Insulin Price Decreases
After years of pressure from advocates, the three major insulin makers announced in March that they would implement monthly price caps and/or lower the list price of insulin. The moves came after Democrats passed laws effectively forcing the companies to act.
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56% of Virginia Abortions Were Performed Via Medication in 2021
According to data from the Virginia Department of Health, 56% of the roughly 17,000 induced terminations of pregnancy — the state’s legal term for abortion — that occurred in the state in 2021 were the result of medication.
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Virginia Department of Elections ‘Inadvertently’ Shared Registered Voter List
The Virginia Department of Elections disclosed last week that over a month ago it “inadvertently” shared the state’s registered voter list, which contains personal identifying information, with an unnamed individual.
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Virginia Reenactor Pleads Guilty to Placing Pipe Bomb at Battlefield
A Civil War reenactor has pleaded guilty to charges that he planted a pipe bomb at a Virginia battlefield in 2017 and wrote letters falsely claiming that antifa protesters were to blame.
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Virginia is Battleground in Baristas’ Organizing Fight
The barista battle for higher wages and better hours has spread to Virginia since a group of employees in Buffalo, New York voted in December 2021 to become the first unionized Starbucks in the nation.
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50 Classics From (Almost) Everyone’s High School Reading List
Certain books deserve a first, second, or maybe even a third read. Using data from Goodreads released in January 2023, Stacker compiled a list of 50 timeless books, plays, and epic poems commonly found on high school reading lists.
























