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What is 'herd immunity' and why do some experts say we need it to beat the coronavirus?
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What is 'herd immunity' and why do some experts say we need it to beat the coronavirus?
The answer is a true story that involves a woman milking a cow, an Egyptian mummy, and General George Washington.
crime
Sept. 11 convict now says he renounces terrorism, bin Laden
Zacarias Moussaoui, the only man ever convicted in the U.S. for the Sept. 11 attacks, wants to be able to testify in a civil lawsuit filed by 9/11 families.
nation-world
Judge: Salvage firm can recover Titanic's telegraph machine
A federal judge agreed that the telegraph is historically and culturally important and could soon be lost within the rapidly decaying wreck site.
environment
Remembering the deadly Mount St. Helens eruption 40 years ago
The deadliest volcanic eruption in U.S. history happened in Washington state on May 18, 1980. Fifty-seven people were killed.
history
Lawsuit over schools named for Confederate leaders dismissed
U.S. District Judge Robert Payne ruled that a two-year statute of limitations had expired in the complaint against the Hanover County School Board.
history
Gloucester Parks: new Pocahontas education course coming up
Gloucester Parks and Recreation announced a new series of online lessons about "Pocahontas and the Virginia Indians," set to begin June 15.
military-news
Wreckage of USS Nevada, that survived Pearl Harbor and atomic bomb tests, discovered in Pacific Ocean
The iconic U.S. Navy battleship survived both World Wars and was later used for atomic bomb target practice.
virginia
Colonial Williamsburg goes virtual with museum tours
The historical epicenter is finding new ways to educate folks during this time of social distancing.
history
Colonial Williamsburg goes virtual with museum tours during coronavirus outbreak
13News Now Connor Rhiel learned how Colonial Williamsburg is conducting virtual tours in the midst of COVID-19.
history
Remembering the Florida Sunshine Skyway Bridge collapse 40 years later
May 9, 1980, marks one of the most tragic days the Tampa Bay-area has ever seen.
nation-world
World pauses to honor WWII heroes on 75th anniversary of V-E Day
Victory in Europe achieved on May 8, 1945 following surrender of Nazi Germany.
news
What is 'herd immunity' and why do some experts say we need it to beat the coronavirus?
The answer is a true story that involves a woman milking a cow, an Egyptian mummy, and General George Washington.
crime
Sept. 11 convict now says he renounces terrorism, bin Laden
Zacarias Moussaoui, the only man ever convicted in the U.S. for the Sept. 11 attacks, wants to be able to testify in a civil lawsuit filed by 9/11 families.
nation-world
Judge: Salvage firm can recover Titanic's telegraph machine
A federal judge agreed that the telegraph is historically and culturally important and could soon be lost within the rapidly decaying wreck site.
environment
Remembering the deadly Mount St. Helens eruption 40 years ago
The deadliest volcanic eruption in U.S. history happened in Washington state on May 18, 1980. Fifty-seven people were killed.
history
Lawsuit over schools named for Confederate leaders dismissed
U.S. District Judge Robert Payne ruled that a two-year statute of limitations had expired in the complaint against the Hanover County School Board.
history
Gloucester Parks: new Pocahontas education course coming up
Gloucester Parks and Recreation announced a new series of online lessons about "Pocahontas and the Virginia Indians," set to begin June 15.
military-news
Wreckage of USS Nevada, that survived Pearl Harbor and atomic bomb tests, discovered in Pacific Ocean
The iconic U.S. Navy battleship survived both World Wars and was later used for atomic bomb target practice.
virginia
Colonial Williamsburg goes virtual with museum tours
The historical epicenter is finding new ways to educate folks during this time of social distancing.
history
Colonial Williamsburg goes virtual with museum tours during coronavirus outbreak
13News Now Connor Rhiel learned how Colonial Williamsburg is conducting virtual tours in the midst of COVID-19.
history
Remembering the Florida Sunshine Skyway Bridge collapse 40 years later
May 9, 1980, marks one of the most tragic days the Tampa Bay-area has ever seen.
nation-world
World pauses to honor WWII heroes on 75th anniversary of V-E Day
Victory in Europe achieved on May 8, 1945 following surrender of Nazi Germany.
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