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November 26, 2009
Va.‘s Indian tribes leave wild game for Kaine
VIRGINIA, Va.—It’s probably the last time that Timothy M. Kaine will step outside his house in the morning to find two dead deer and a turkey...
Radford University will mark black heritage
As Radford University celebrates its 100th birthday during the next year, the school’s president has promised that the contributions of the area’s...
November 25, 2009
Governor, Indian tribes mark Thanksgiving holiday
Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine and first lady Anne Holton stood outside the Executive Mansion today to preside over a Thanksgiving tradition that dates...
Winchester man found competent to stand trial in W.Va. woman’s death
A Virginia man accused of stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death during a 26-hour standoff with police in West Virginia will go to trial in February.
Woman pleads guilty to role in Fort Eustis attack
A Virginia Beach woman has admitted participating in the stabbing of a soldier at Fort Eustis and to helping the suspect flee.
Second Fort Hood victim to be buried at Arlington
Funeral services are scheduled at Arlington National Cemetery for a soldier who was killed in the shooting at Fort Hood.
Virginia native Twitters from space
Lynchburg-born astronaut Leland Melvin is roughly 230 miles above Earth, but that’s not stopping him from talking to his fans. Melvin, a University...
Better ethics procedures urged in wake of Hamilton scandal
Speaker of the House William J. Howell, R-Stafford, said yesterday that he wants to improve ethics procedures that caused an investigation of former Del....
Access to religious services investigated at Fluvanna women’s prison
Corrections officials are investigating whether inmates are being denied access to religious services at Virginia’s largest women’s prison,...
Obituaries for Nov. 26
Baffuto, Mrs. Gloria E., of Highland Springs, widow of Thomas Baffuto. Bell, Mr. Edward Charles, 49, of Richmond, an Army veteran. Berkle, Mrs. Martha...
November 24, 2009
Kaine urges nonviolent offenders to seek rights restoration
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine, who leaves office in January, today encouraged people with nonviolent felony convictions who have paid their debt to society to...
Carbon monoxide forces 2 evacuations in Staunton
High levels of carbon monoxide have forced two evacuations of a building housing the Staunton Police Department and City Hall in the past week.
State Police urge caution on eve of holiday travel period
For the last two Wednesday-to-Sunday travel periods surrounding Thanksgiving, there were 31 fatalities on the road. Thirty-nine percent weren’t wearing...
Va. buying back 359 commercial crab licenses
Virginia is buying back 359 commercial crab licenses to ease pressure on the Chesapeake Bay’s blue crab population.
Vermont judge grants nonbiological mother custody
A Vermont judge has granted sole custody of a girl to her nonbiological mother in a custody dispute involving a former lesbian couple. Family Court Judge...
Rain shouldn’t hinder holiday travelers, says AAA
A little rain is in the Thanksgiving holiday forecast, but it shouldn’t be enough to interfere with travel plans, officials said yesterday. Brief...
Webb, Warner offices get an earful on health care
On Saturday, the day the U.S. Senate voted to move health-care legislation to the floor, Sen. Jim Webb’s office received 1,200 calls at the front...
Elections board certifies Virginians’ votes
The results stayed the same, but the turnout grew after a certification of the Nov. 3 elections by the State Board of Elections yesterday. A total of 2,168,574...
Kaine doesn’t say no to possibility of a tax increase
Facing a projected budget gap of as much as $3.5 billion, there is no doubt that the two-year spending plan being prepared by Gov. Timothy M. Kaine will...
November 23, 2009
State officials: 43 percent of registered voters cast votes in Nov. election
The results stayed the same but the turnout grew after a certification of the Nov. 3 elections by the State Board of Elections yesterday. A total of 2,168,574...
Va. economic group cites state’s job loss since 2007
The state of working Virginia is not good, according to a report released today by the Commonwealth Institute of Fiscal Analysis. Virginia has lost more...
Kaine: ‘Not out of the woods yet’ on economy
The Governor’s Advisory Council on Revenue Estimates convened this morning with a cautionary tone by Gov. Timothy M. Kaine, who said there are still...
Kaine, McDonnell to meet about transition today
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine is scheduled to meet privately this afternoon with Gov.-elect Bob McDonnell at the Patrick Henry Building, according to senior staff...
Teen killed in wood chipper accident
State and federal authorities will investigate the death of a high school freshman who was killed in a wood chipper accident.
Logger killed by falling tree in western Va.
A logger is dead after he was hit by a falling tree while trimming another tree’s branches in the Hardy area of Franklin County.
Fort Hood victim to be buried at Arlington
Funeral services are scheduled at Arlington National Cemetery for a military physician assistant killed in the shooting at Fort Hood, Texas.
Search ends for missing Canadian sailor
The search for a Canadian sailor who never made it to Bermuda was suspended last night.
Crowd welcomes Palin at Roanoke book-tour stop
ROANOKE—In the brisk early-morning air, a few shouts among a crowd of more than 1,000 grew to an echoing cheer as a blue tour bus rolled into the...
U.Va. hospital adds non-compete clauses for faculty
CHARLOTTESVILLE—The University of Virginia Medical Center is adding non-competition clauses to the employment agreements of its 800 clinical faculty...
Probe of alleged bias at VMI continues
LEXINGTON—Virginia Military Institute is defending itself against a lengthy investigation into accusations that the school’s policies are sexist...
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