Police continue to pursue leads in 2012 disappearance of trans woman
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Charlottesville Police will hold a news conference on Thursday to provide an update on a transgender woman who went missing on Nov. 20, 2012.
Search Results for New York City
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Five dream matches between AEW, WWE stars that fans didn’t know already happened
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Now that WWE has purchased AAA and began working alongside both TNA and Pro Wrestling NOAH, the spirit of the “Forbidden Door” has unilaterally breathed new life into professional wrestling.
MLB: Seven natives of Virginia who made their debuts in The Show in 2025
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Seven natives of Virginia made their MLB debut in 2025 – one less than in 2023. That year eight Virginia natives broke into The Show, which was the most for the state in one year in nearly 30 seasons.
Harrisonburg was adopted home of two ex-Major Leaguers: One won a World Series ring
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It was a clear, quiet evening on a recent Saturday in Shenandoah County. The cloudless blue sky made Massanutten Mountain clearly visible to the east, with the sound of a few birds the only noise breaking the silence just off Route 11.
Both campaigns in contested House race get protective orders against the other
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Both campaigns in the tight 86th House District race have been granted protective orders against the other, related to allegations that the incumbent Republican in the race harassed a Democrat “while armed with a gun” in a government building.
Our sycophantic overlords: AI just might brownnose us all into subservience
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I still remember the first time I was left speechless by something that AI did, probably because it happened just a few weeks ago.
Fall Classic: Virginia ties to the World Series champions over the years
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The starting and winning pitcher in the first World Series game in 1903 – Deacon Phillippe – was a native of Rural Retreat in Southwest Virginia.
Kam Robinson earns ACC Football weekly honor, pretty much for that one play
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Kam Robinson is the ACC Football Linebacker of the Week, pretty much because of the one play – the rare game-winning safety – in Virginia’s 22-20 win over Washington State on Saturday night.
Why do we give rich people millions of dollars to preserve history?
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Virginia is committing another $6.1 million this year to protect Civil War battlefields, which is good from a historical-preservation perspective – but maybe not so much when you consider, aren’t we just giving wealthy landowners money to do what should be the right thing?
MLB: Toronto Blue Jays, other World Series contenders, have Virginia ties
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Sean Ryan played baseball at the University of Richmond in the 1990s, and in his first year, his roommate was Mark Budzinski, now the first base coach for the Toronto Blue Jays.
