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The Virginia Beach School Board approved a policy amendment related to the review of "sexually explicit content in schools."

The Virginia Beach School Board voted Tuesday night to create a committee to determine how to deal with library materials considered to contain “sexually explicit content.” The policy change aims to keep such content from elementary school libraries and create a list of content for secondary schools. The policy passed 6-4 with board chair Kimberly Melnyk and members Beverly Anderson, Jessica ...

The Virginia Beach School Board voted Tuesday to create a committee to best determine how to deal with library materials considered to contain "sexually explicit content." This came from a policy change that aims to ensure elementary schools do not have such content on their library shelves, as well as create a list of them in secondary schools.

Virginia Beach's school board has voted to keep its interim superintendent in his position permanently.

There are more and more ways to monitor our heart rates, but what do the numbers really mean? Here is everything you need to know

The Town of Franklin will be the latest municipality in North Carolina to implement a social district after the town council unanimously voted to adop...

The Dodgers at the winter meetings 50 years ago in 1973 made two huge trades, dealing away franchise stalwarts Willie Davis and Claude Osteen in separate moves. They got back Jim Wynn and Mike Marshall, who helped Los Angeles win a pennant in 1974.

Without discussion or stated reasoning, Macon County commissioners decided not to allow Franklin to use county property for its proposed social distri...

After years of hard work and several debates by the town of Franklin, there's now a place for skaters to feel free and unleash their creativity.

A year of intense debate ended Tuesday night with the Virginia Beach School Board’s vote to finally adopt the state’s model policies on the treatment of transgender students. These regulation changes will require parental permission for students to go by nicknames and preferred names and pronouns, to receive counseling services pertaining to gender and address facility use, such as bathrooms ...