Federal judge in Virginia says certain abortion drug restrictions are unlawful

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Virginia Lawmakers Allocate $1 Billion to Backfill Federal Healthcare Cuts, Sparking...

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Virginia’s Children With Disabilities Keep Crying Out. Their Leaders Keep Looking...

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AD Carter, a former Shenandoah County Public Schools student, speaks in front of the Shenandoah County Circuit Court on June 11, 2024. Carter and other students sued the school board for reinstating Confederate names on several schools. (Photo by Nathaniel Cline/Virginia Mercury)

Shenandoah School Board violated students’ civil rights by reinstating Confederate names

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Uptick in continued Virginia General Assembly legislation reflects varied motivations

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Brace yourself for brutal, expensive campaigns in Virginia congressional swing districts...

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A bald eagle at the Wildlife Center of Virginia May 15, 2026. (Photo by Shannon Heckt/Virginia Mercury)

The bald eagle’s comeback and centuries as national symbol

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Hidden Mandates: Virginia Taxpayers Foot the Bill for $11.1 Million in...

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Virginia Study Documents Groundwater Levels Below Sea Level and Reversed Flow...

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Virginia health officials continue urging vaccinations as measles cases rise statewide, while U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. this week recommended measles shots as the best way to prevent infection. (Photo by Illustration Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Virginia measles cases surge past 70, concentrated in Central Virginia 

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