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Virginia cancer doctor's license remains suspended pending formal hearing
A local cancer doctor accused of inappropriately touching a recent medical school graduate will remain unable to practice medicine as he awaits his formal hearing before the Board of Medicine.
Students with disabilities celebrate graduation from Project Search
Six students with disabilities celebrated a milestone achievement Wednesday morning, marking their graduation from Project Search, an intensive program designed to prepare them for the workplace.
Sheriff: K-9 5K race raises money for 'our partners in the field'
The family-friendly event welcomed dogs of all kinds to participate in either the 5K race or the kids' half-mile fun run.
New nursing home laws will give Virginia power to hold 'bad actors' accountable
Gov. Glenn Youngkin has signed legislation into law aimed at improving care in Virginia's nursing homes by strengthening the state's abilities to oversee facilities and crack down on poor performers.
Feds investigate Hanover Schools handling of racial harassment
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) is investigating the Hanover County School District for its handling of incidents of racial bullying.
What can Richmond do to make roads safer for walkers, cyclists, and drivers?
Richmond will host its fourth speed management symposium in two years this Thursday as part of National Bike Month.
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