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Northern Virginia Senior Olympics draws record number of athletes

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By Mimi Montgomery Verified
| Axios D.C. Verified
Participants compete in last year's games. Photo: Robert Kelberg A Virginia league for senior games is currently underway, and it's packed with events and athletes. Why it matters: The Northern Virginia Senior Olympics has 1,356 participants this year — a record. Why? Two reasons: There are more NoVa seniors now, and older folks are increasingly aware of the importance of exercise, a games spokesperson tells Axios.
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Some DMV pediatricians are kicking out unvaccinated patients

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By Mimi Montgomery Verified
| Axios D.C. Verified
Some DMV parents are seeking "vaccine-friendly" pediatricians after being asked to leave former practices over how — or whether — they vaccinate their children. The big picture: Almost 3.5% of D.C.'s kindergarteners had immunization exemptions last fall — up from 2.7% in the 2024-2025 school year, per data from the CDC. That's higher than Virginia (3%) and Maryland (2.5%), though below the national average of 4.2%.
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🏠 Stat to go: Renting vs. owning

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By Abbey Higginbotham Verified, Mimi Montgomery Verified
| Axios Kansas City Verified
Renting in the Kansas City metro saves you more than $15,000 a year compared to buying, and that doesn't count repairs, closing costs or the other bills that come with owning. Why it matters: Rents are rising fast in KC, but home prices are rising even faster, and Zillow says the gap between renting and owning is widening. By the numbers: The typical KC renter pays around $1,530 a month, while the typical new buyer pays around $2,800 for their mortgage, insurance and taxes.
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