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RICHMOND — As teacher shortages continue in Virginia, the state is attempting to stave off further educational impacts by granting more provisional licenses.

(New Zealand) - Moving people and homes permanently out of the path of climate change hazards may sound like an extreme response, but experts say "preemptive" managed retreat will be essential for some areas in future.

Virginia’s Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission finds ‘unusually large change to the proportion of teachers with a provisional license.’

Demonstrators rally for better teacher pay during a January 2018 rally at Virginia's Capitol. (Ned Oliver/ Virginia Mercury) As teacher shortages continue in Virginia, the state is attempting to stave off further educational impacts by granting more provisional licenses. The commonwealth issued a total of 8,434 provisional licenses in 2021-22 compared to an average of

The back cover of Rob Bell’s book, “Jesus Wants to Save Christians” reads, “There is a church in our area that recently added an addition to their building which cost

RICHMOND — As the 2023 legislative session draws to a close, a mounting number of delegates and senators are announcing this one will be their last.

A ninth state senator, John Cosgrove, R-Chesapeake, has decided not to seek reelection, setting the stage for a turnover of at least 25% in the upper chamber of the General

Redistricting Context This June’s primaries and conventions will mark the first time that Virginians cast their ballots in state legislative districts drawn based on the new bipartisan...

The Sanibel Fire and Rescue Districts commission approved the sale of a surplus district asset and funding used for the temporary fire station at its recent me

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