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Gov. Northam holds ceremonial signing for new gun laws

by WRIC Newsroom / Jul 10, 2020

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Governor Ralph Northam ceremoniously signed several bills Thursday that tighten Virginia's gun laws.

The new gun laws that went into effect July 1 include measures that require background checks on all firearm sales and that establish a red flag law in Virginia, which allows authorities to temporarily take firearms from those who are deemed dangerous.

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Destination Vacation: The Charleston City Market

by Tim Renaud and Ashleigh Messervy / Jul 10, 2020

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – There’s a popular spot for both tourists and locals alike in the heart of Charleston, South Carolina.

It’s the Charleston City Market, where you’ll find a blend of local artisans, one of which has been sharing their talents with visitors since 1804, making this one of the nation’s oldest public markets.

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NC officials say protests did not lead to spike in COVID-19 cases

by Derek Dellinger and Nexstar Media Wire / Jul 10, 2020

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (FOX 46 CHARLOTTE)- On Thursday, North Carolina reported more than 2,000 new cases of COVID-19 and during an afternoon news conference, health leaders faced a direct question about whether big events have led to the increase.

They call those events 'supespreaders' because there have been things that have taken place nationwide where there is a high likelihood of transmission of the virus or where a lot of people have gotten sick.

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