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A data center under construction in the town of Ashland in Hanover County, Va., Nov. 11, 2026. (Photo by Shannon Heckt/Virginia Mercury)

A united front of environmental groups representing all corners of the commonwealth on Wednesday in Hanover urged the state government to implement a statewide pause on all new data center permit approvals and c...


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A rendering of the revitalized Seafood Industrial Park in Newport News, which will be a public market for retail seafood sales, with vendor stalls for food-based businesses, an area for food trucks, and a section of pier where recreational boats will be able to dock. (Image courtesy of The City of Newport News)

Drive to the eastern end of Jeffers...


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The state Capitol. (Photo by Ned Oliver/Virginia Mercury)

• “Millions of Americans, potentially thousands of Virginians at risk of losing SNAP benefits in latest USDA proposed cuts.” —


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Gov. Abigail Spanberger on Tuesday unveiled Virginia Democrats' slate of legislative priorities ahead of the General Assembly session that starts in January 2027. (Photo by Shannon Heckt/Virginia Mercury)

Gov. Abigail Spanberger and Virginia’s top Democrats unveiled their 2027 legislative agenda Tuesday, proposing medical debt relief, limits on c...


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Sentara Norfolk General Hospital offers one of four hospital-based gun violence prevention programs in Hampton Roads. (Photo by Katherine Hafner/WHRO)

By Sandra Jones/WHRO

Hospital-based violence intervention programs across Virginia have served nearly 10,000 patients since 2019 and helped avoid an estimated $101....


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