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Does Virginia’s New Law Legalize Marijuana? Well, Yes and No.
RICHMOND-Yes, the new law took effect July 1 in Virginia. But while it allows possession, the law doesn’t fully legalize marijuana use.
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As Virginia’s Emergency Order Expires, A 31-Day Eviction Clock Starts
RICHMOND – Virginia’s emergency order expired Wednesday, removing protections against evictions. As a result, a 31-day clock starts ticking.
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Ettinger: There’s No One ‘Right’ Way To Be Trans
BLACKSBURG-As the Blacksburg murder case goes to trial, Eve looks at the questions raised about the victim and if they were trans.
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Rashid: Working Americans Deserve Economic Fairness and Justice
STAFFORD- Working Americans deserve better pay, affordable healthcare, and accessible housing. How do we get those, Qasim wonders?
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Would PRIDE Act Help? Tax Code Causes Problems For LGBTQ Couples
RICHMOND-The PRIDE Act, co-sponsored by Virginia Congressman Don Beyer, would help fix problems LGBTQ couples have with the tax code.
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What’s on the Menu? Task Force Considers Changes for Virginia Schools
RICHMOND-The governor’s new task force will consider changing calendars and offering different meal options for Virginia schools.
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Virginia Festivals and Fireworks Return In July. Here Are 12 Events To See
SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE-As we head into July, everything from Independence Day celebrations to vintage markets are starting back up.
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A Blue Ridge Warning: Bear Sightings Increase Along The Parkway
FOREST – Don’t pet or try to hug a bear while camping. And above all, hide your food. That’s the advice from Blue Ridge Parkway officials.
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Assembly Wants to Renovate Schools, Expand Broadband With Rescue Funds
RICHMOND-Gov. Northam called for a special session to decide how to spend American Rescue Plan funds, while outlining his priorities.
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Covid-19’s Delta Variant Arrives in Virginia. Here’s What We Know.
RICHMOND-What do we know about COVID-19’s Delta variant? Now that it’s arrived in Virginia, will the regular vaccines work against it?
