Clock runs down on ACA subsidies as families brace for rising health-care costs
From NICU bills to postpartum care, advocates say lapsed tax credits could leave more than 100,000 Virginians without coverage and worsen maternal and infant outcomes
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If you have a real Christmas tree, you can recycle it at various drop-off locations across Central Virginia to help protect the environment. Henrico Public Utilities and the Keep Henrico Beautiful Committee are accepting Christmas trees now through Friday, Jan. 9. They will be recycling the trees by converting them
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Federal funding shifts cloud Virginia’s transportation plans for 2026
State and local officials warn cuts could stall bike, transit and major infrastructure projects
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At Henrico town hall, VanValkenburg pushes for a statewide policy that would create more housing
Both Virginia and Henrico County are facing a major housing shortage, and increasing the housing supply is the “ultimate answer,” according to Henrico state senator Schuyler VanValkenburg (D-16th District). At a Dec. 17 town hall held in Henrico by the Hamkae Center – an Asian-American advocacy group based in Virginia – VanValkenburg
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Spanberger names longtime National Guard leader as next veterans secretary
Retired Maj. Gen. Timothy Williams brings decades of military and public service experience to cabinet post
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