VPM Daily Newscast

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VPM's daily newscast contains all your Central Virginia news in just 5 to 10 minutes. Hosted by Benjamin Dolle, Phil Liles, Kim Strother and VPM News staff, episodes are recorded the night before so you can wake up prepared.

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BizSense Beat: November 15, 2024

Two years after opening as a massive indoor entertainment facility, The Park RVA is expanding outdoors; A local developer’s assemblage of derelict buildings in the Museum District may finally see the wrecking ball before year’s end; Restaurateurs Jeremy and Sarah Chapman are preparing to open Steampunk Pizza at 10396 Leadbetter Road in Ashland; The regional arm of the Girl Scouts has secured a former bank branch in Henrico for its new local headquarters; and a national thrift store chain is expanding its local presence with its first spot in the city limits.

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Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s going to be the first Republican governor in Virginia to serve under a Republican President since Jim Gilmore in 2002.

Plus: news about the creation of the Virginia Veterans Network, a new manufacturing facility in Pittsylvania County — and other news from across Central Virginia.

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11/12/24 - Subramanyam will be Virginia’s first Indian American member of Congress

Northern Virginia’s South Asian population is on the rise. And its political representation is catching up. There are now 65,000 South Asian residents in Virginia’s 10th District, according to the Indian American Impact Fund.

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11/13/24 - Casino development heads to Petersburg

Plus: a new Virginia Department of Education resource hub, figures on Virginia’s opioid overdoses, and other stories. Today’s top audio stories include pieces on a new Virginia Department of Education resource hub, figures on Virginia’s opioid overdoses, and other stories.

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11/15/24 - When a tree falls in Richmond ...

Street closures ahead of the Richmond Marathon; a Brown v. Board scholarship program could be expanded; Richmond eyes purchase of land in Southside; Chesterfield schools to again discuss trans policies; the Mountain Valley Pipeline was fined about $17K

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BizSense Beat: November 8, 2024

VCU Health closed on a nearly $10 million purchase of the former Pet Dairy industrial property next door to its planned Athletic Village, and the transformation of a former Museum District prep school into apartments is nearing completion.

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8 DE NOV.

The proposed constitutional amendment on this year's ballot to expand a property tax exemption to surviving spouses of all service members who died while serving the country passed overwhelmingly on Tuesday.

Plus: Sen. Mark Warner discusses how Democrats could’ve improved their performance in Virginia during the election; A second data center for Amazon is coming to Louisa County; a new JLARC report highlights issues with the Virginia Department of Health; and other stories.

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11/7/24 - Mayor Levar Stoney congratulates Avula during joint press conference

Likely Richmond Mayor-elect Danny Avula and current Mayor Levar Stoney held a joint press conference about the transition; VPM News spoke with University of Richmond Law professor Hank Chambers about the recent Virginia voter purge as part of Election Day special coverage; and other Central Virginia news.

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I start every day with it

19 de ago.

Dave C804

Sometimes NPR One will play VPM’s local news highlights automatically, but I can’t rely on it, so this is the first thing I play on my way to work every morning. Grateful for quality local news in an audio format and wish it was longer.
Love the local news

16/07/2023

MarchoftheMeguins

So interesting and we’ll put-together
Local news quick

08/07/2021

sheriffsweetie

With the loss of more and more local newspapers, I only get national news. Great to have this outlet to know what is going on in Va.
Start my day here.

13/08/2020

Nona Suzie

I love having my coffee and listening first thing in the morning. Thank you!

VPM's daily newscast contains all your Central Virginia news in just 5 to 10 minutes. Hosted by Benjamin Dolle, Phil Liles, Kim Strother and VPM News staff, episodes are recorded the night before so you can wake up prepared.