APCo to provide rebates to customers, has approved profit reduced
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The State Corporation Commission ruled that Appalachian Power had overearned during 2012 and 2013 and ordered $5.825 million in rebates to customers.
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UVA Board of Visitors adopts zero-tolerance approach on sexual assault
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The UVA Board of Visitors adopted a zero-tolerance approach toward sexual assault. The resolution came during a special Board of Visitors meeting called in the wake of a Rolling Stone article that depicts the horrific rape of a student named Jackie at a fraternity party in 2012.
UVA News: Statement of Rector George Keith Martin regarding Rolling Stone sexual assault piece
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University of Virginia Rector George Keith Martin on Thursday issued the following statement regarding the recent story on sexual assaults at UVA.
Marijuana, medical or otherwise, is on the horizon
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Recreational marijuana laws were on the ballot in Alaska, Oregon, the District of Columbia and Florida. They passed comfortably in Alaska, Oregon and DC.
ACLU applauds Chesterfield County decision to stop honoring warrantles ICE requests
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Today, the Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office became the first county in Virginia to make public that it has stopped honoring ICE detainer requests not accompanied by a warrant.
Mark Herring Inaugural Committee closes out with donations to 11 charities
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Attorney General Mark Herring announced donations today to 11 Virginia charities, closing out the funds donated to his inaugural committee in accordance with Virginia election law.
ACLU: Lack of photo ID should not prevent you from being able to vote
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The ACLU of Virginia is encouraging all registered voters to visit the polls this Election Day (Tuesday, November 4) and cast a ballot, even if they lack photo ID.
Man charged with calling in bomb threat to Waynesboro courthouse
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The Waynesboro Police Department arrested a city man Thursday after he phoned in a bomb threat to the Waynesboro General District Court at approximately 1:15 p.m. on Monday.
Herring urges congressional support of legislation to prevent online human trafficking
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Attorney General Mark Herring today urged members of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee to support legislation that would help prevent children from being trafficked on the Internet.
Herring to host law enforcement conference on animal fighting
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Attorney General Mark Herring is teaming up with the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys and the ASPCA for a statewide Law Enforcement Conference on Combating Animal Fighting in Virginia.
