POLITICSVIRGINIA MERCURY
Voters will decide reproductive rights’ future four years after Roe and more Va. headlines
Headlines cover voters determining reproductive rights four years after Roe, according to VPM News. Other local stories include Eric Bieniemy returning to practice following his wife's shooting in their Virginia home, and discussions about a proposed 1% sales tax for school construction in Virginia communities. Furthermore, unemployment ticked up across three Virginia metro areas.
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