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The Fair Housing Act of 1968 outlawed racial discrimination in housing. However, cities and counties throughout Virginia "are more racially segregated today than they were 50 years ago," the report

Virginia will roll out a new centralized registration system and expanded call center on Tuesday morning.

A stunning surge in short-term natural gas prices Friday related to Arctic cold moving into the central U.S. states should mean at least a short-term surge in cash flow for local natural gas producers. Natural Gas Intelligence on Friday reported that Midcontinent spot prices soared to as high as $600 per million British thermal units, with transactions at an Oklahoma trading hub all topping $125 after starting the week at around $3. “It’s an extremely historic day for natural gas, tha...

People have a new opportunity to enroll in health insurance for 2021 on HealthCare.gov, but only for a limited time. This new COVID-19 open enrollment period starts on February 15,

GREENSBURG — Kids Closet of Decatur County will be open March 3 and 4 with appointments taken from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m.

SHREVEPORT, La— The winter weather is leaving some uncertainty about how or even if seniors will get meals.

HELENA, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte issued Executive Order 4-2021 Friday, declaring a state of energy emergency to make it easier for carriers to supply much-needed propane, heating oil and

HANNIBAL — The Hannibal Nutrition Center’s Meals on Wheels program and drive-through meal service has become increasingly popular during the pandemic, and the strong connection between each of the seven drivers and the seniors they visit every day is more crucial than ever. The Hannibal Nutrition Center serves about 600 meals each day, with about 350 meals going out to seniors in the community through the Meals on Wheels program. Margee Catlett-Tucker, executive director of the Hannib...

Key West may have found a partner for a proposed affordable housing development in Bahama Village that has been stuck in a vacuum for more than 17 years.

Head of Iran-Syria Joint Chamber of Commerce Keyvan Kashefi announced on Friday that the Iranian government will establish a direct freight line from the southern port city of Bandar Abbas to Syrian port of Latakia on March 10.