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October 28, 2009
Police release new timeline on missing Va. Tech student
CHARLOTTESVILLE—Police are hoping a timeline of when and where a Virginia Tech student was last seen will help jog the memory of someone who can...
At Norfolk rally, Obama urges backers to boost Deeds
Having previously distanced himself from the president as a potential liability, R. Creigh Deeds now is embracing Barack Obama in what may be the Democratic...
Money rolls in for statewide candidates
A.T. Massey Coal Co. gave $40,000 on Monday to Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell and $10,000 to GOP attorney general hopeful Ken Cuccinelli—an...
Proposal to keep jurors anonymous withdrawn
A proposal under consideration by the Virginia Supreme Court to keep juries anonymous in all criminal trials has been withdrawn. A revised proposal to...
16 Va. localities fail to meet absentee-ballot deadline
Despite court prodding and changes in state election laws, 16 Virginia localities have failed to meet a deadline to allow absentee ballots of military...
JMU journalists face judicial charges at the school
Two student journalists at James Madison University face judicial charges at the school after entering a dorm to get comments for a news story. Tim Chapman,...
Language in D.C. same-sex marriage bill is debated
Take the terms “bride” and “groom” off D.C. marriage licenses and replace them with the word “spouse.“ That’s...
Learning treehouse building at Washington County workshop
ABINGDON—It’s perched above the forest floor, where nature sings outside the door, inviting as a place of rest, beside the birds a human nest....
Internal review: Coast Guard’s 9/11 exercise on Potomac was ill-advised
WASHINGTON—Holding a training exercise near the Pentagon on Sept. 11 this year was ill-advised, but it did not violate Coast Guard policies, an internal...
Missing Tech student’s parents fear foul play
The parents of a Virginia Tech student who disappeared outside a Metallica concert in Charlottesville said yesterday on national television that they fear...
Diradour drops bid to unseat Cantor
One month after announcing his bid to unseat Rep. Eric I. Cantor, R-7th, Richmond businessman Charlie Diradour is bowing out. He cited dedication to his...
October 27, 2009
Proposal to keep juries anonymous is withdrawn
A proposal under consideration by the Virginia Supreme Court to keep juries anonymous in all criminal trials has been withdrawn. Last year, the General...
Longtime Va. mental patient Chumil dies
César Augusto Chumil, 59, a mental patient in Virginia for more than 20 years who spent nearly all of that time in restraints or confined to a specially...
Two JMU students charged for reporting news
HARRISONBURG—Two James Madison University students are facing trespassing and disorderly conduct charges after they entered a campus dormitory to...
Man shoots 2, himself in Loudoun County
LOVETTSVILLE—The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office says a man shot two people in a Lovettsville home, then barricaded himself in the home and...
D.C.-area commuters offered cash to carpool
WASHINGTON—Commuters who drive alone on some of the most congested highways in the Washington region could earn $2 a day by carpooling to work. Commuter...
Captain of hijacked ship to visit Va.
NORFOLK—The captain of a commercial ship hijacked by Somali pirates plans to visit Norfolk to publicly thank the crew of the ship that served as...
McDonnell leads Deeds in poll, cash
Republican Bob McDonnell enters the countdown to the gubernatorial election comfortably ahead in the latest poll and flush with cash, while Democrat R....
Salvage company plans seventh Titanic dive
The company that has exclusive rights to salvage the Titanic wants to make another expedition to the world’s most famous shipwreck next year. RMS...
Salvage company plans seventh Titanic dive
The company that has exclusive rights to salvage the Titanic wants to make another expedition to the world’s most famous shipwreck in 2010. RMS Titanic...
D.C. council panel begins hearings on same-sex marriage
A D.C. City Council committee held its first hearing yesterday on a bill that would allow same-sex marriage in the city, a hearing with a marathon list...
Rock band adds $50,000 to reward for missing woman
Metallica has added $50,000 to the reward for information in the search for missing Virginia Tech student Morgan D. Harrington, raising the amount to about...
North Anna reactor shut down because of leaks
One of the two nuclear reactors at Dominion Virginia Power’s North Anna Power Station remained shut down yesterday because of what the U.S. Nuclear...
October 26, 2009
Metallica adds $50,000 to reward in search for student
Morgan D. Harrington attended a Metallica concert at John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville the night she disappeared. Reward total now climbs to about...
Coast Guard searches Del. inlet for Va. man
U.S. Coast Guard officials say they’ve suspended a search for a 54-year-old Virginia man who slipped on a rock on a jetty and went into the water...
North Anna nuke reactor shut down by ‘unusual event’
Dominion Virginia Power shut down one of its two nuclear reactors at its North Anna power station Friday because of what the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission...
Fairfax to keep surveillance cameras in school cafeterias
FAIRFAX—Surveillance cameras will remain in Fairfax County high school cafeterias for at least another year. The school board voted last week to...
Attorney general candidates have similar stories, different views
Attorney general hopeful Ken Cuccinelli stepped offstage last week after a particularly heated debate with rival Stephen C. Shannon and quipped that people...
October 25, 2009
Former VMI cadet convicted of sexual battery
LEXINGTON—A former Virginia Military Institute cadet accused of raping a female classmate in a barracks storage room has been convicted of a lesser...
Humans make a new home for salamanders
There’s an eerie silence at the edge of the quarry, where barren rock meets the forest’s end. About 20 feet back, under a canopy of willow...
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