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November 23, 2009
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.
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...
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...
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...
November 22, 2009
Three Virginians selected as Rhodes Scholars
Three Virginians were named Rhodes Scholars today, representing the College of William and Mary, the University of Virginia and Auburn Unviersity.
Virginia State Police issue $1,000 fine in HOV crackdown
A Northern Virginia driver is holding a $1,000 ticket after a recent crackdown on those who drive illegally in car pool lanes.
Body found in burning car in Annandale
Fairfax County police and fire officials are investigating the death of a person found in a burning car in the Annandale area.
Officials seek ways to deal with budget shortfall
Public schools may not look the same next fall, two months after Virginia begins a new budget year. Class sizes could grow as large as state law allows....
Couple found dead near Bristol in apparent murder-suicide
BRISTOL—Police say a married couple in Southwest Virginia has been found dead in an apparent murder-suicide. Washington County authorities said deputies...
November 21, 2009
Adventist student missionary found slain in Micronesia
A 20-year-old Seventh-day Adventist student missionary from Virginia was found slain on the Pacific island of Yap after going jogging near the school where...
Health-bill foes protest at Richmond offices of Warner, Webb
Both of Virginia’s U.S. senators say they will vote to allow debate on the Senate version of health-care overhaul legislation, but neither has committed...
November 20, 2009
Charlottesville officer wrecks on way to robbery, faces charge
A Charlottesville police officer whose unmarked vehicle hit another car as he responded to a bank robbery faces a traffic charge.
Patent analyst gets 18 months for stealing $534,000
A former financial analyst for the Patent and Trademark Office has been sentenced to a year and a half in prison for stealing more than $500,000 from a...
Va. officials seek parks status for Fort Monroe
The group that will manage Fort Monroe after the Army leaves wants sections of the post to be designated as a unit of the National Park Service.
Gasoline leaks into stream in Roanoke County
The state is investigating a gasoline leak that polluted a small stream in Roanoke County.
Protesters march in Richmond against health care proposals
More than 100 people gathered outside the downtown Richmond offices of Sens. Jim Webb and Mark R. Warner today to protest the proposed health care plans...
Warner: More cost containment needed in Senate health-care bill
Sen. Mark Warner said he wants to see more cost containment in the Senate’s health care bill before he can support it. The Senate version is better...
Virginia Highlands professor wins professor-of-the-year honor
An assistant biology professor at Virginia Highlands Community College has been named Virginia Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the...
Va. faces $3.5 billion hole in next two-year budget
Local governments aren’t likely to escape the pain when the General Assembly attempts to eliminate an estimated $3.5 billion hole in the next two-year...
Guard soldier injured in Fort Pickett blast expected to recover
A Virginia National Guard soldier wounded in an accidental blast at Fort Pickett is in stable condition at VCU Medical Center and is expected to make a...
Virginia University of Lynchburg kicks off fundraising campaign
Virginia University of Lynchburg launched the biggest fundraising effort in its history this week to support ongoing restoration of its campus. VUL, a...
Family of missing Tech student clings to hope
Morgan Dana Harrington’s parents this week visited the Copeley Road bridge where she was last seen to leave mementos and posters at a small, makeshift...
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