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The new state health commissioner, Dr. Cameron Webb, urged Virginians on Friday to prepare for the approaching winter storm that could bring ice, wind and power outages across the state. 

Conditions could vary widely across Virginia, Webb said in an interview Friday, with ice accumulation and strong winds increasing the risk of downed power lines in some reg...


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This winter is continuing last winter’s playbook, with another snow-to-ice “glacier” storm similar to those of early January and February 2025 that will leave a crunchy shell of snow-sleet-ice on most of Virginia heading into a week of extremely cold temperatures.

An upper-level low-pressure system moving across the southern half of the U.S. is lifting abundant m...


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Localities and nonprofits across Southwest and Southside Virginia will operate warming centers this weekend to help residents who lose power or need a warm place to stay because of the winter storm.

This list will be updated as more centers are announced. If you have information to add to this roundup, please send it to


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A House of Delegates committee on Thursday advanced two bills intended to help low-income residents change from oil and propane heat to electric heat and to study how to reduce barriers to energy-efficiency and weatherization programs.

The bills continue the theme of


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We have a new year, a new General Assembly session, a new governor, a new election year and, conveniently, new sets of economic data. We’ll have plenty to debate in the weeks and months and years ahead, but we can at least try to start with a common set of economic facts. Here goes.

1. Employment growth in the U.S. has been sluggish for two years ...


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