Waynesboro: Natural history museum delayed; ‘unable to secure’ construction funding
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Construction funds for the Waynesboro campus of a natural history museum have been left out of the state’s budget once again.
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Ben Cline remains silent on J6 pardons, dives into Waverly Two clemency
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We finally heard from our MAGA congressman, Ben Cline, on the issue of President Trump’s inexcusable pardons of the 1,500 J6ers who tried to overturn the 2020 presidential election to keep their Dear Leader in power.
Complaint: Walgreens fueled opioid crisis, ignored red flags, filled unlawful prescriptions
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The Justice Department has filed a complaint against Walgreens for dispensing millions of opioid prescriptions with clear “red flags.”
Youngkin, Miyares go full out racist dogwhistle in hue and cry over Waverly Two clemency
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Glenn Youngkin and Jason Miyares are doing everything short of shouting the n-word in their responses to President Biden’s move to grant clemency to two innocent Black men serving life sentences for a murder a jury said they didn’t commit.
Harrisonburg man sentenced to 15 months in prison, brandished a knife on Jan. 6
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A Harrisonburg man was sentenced to 15 months in prison and fined $2,000 for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol.
Virginia felon, career criminal to spend 13 years in prison for firearms charge
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A career criminal and convicted felon from Farmville was sentenced Wednesday to more than 13 years in prison for possession of a firearm.
Richmond: Union Hill’s drug-ridden ‘Yellow House’ will be sold by Marshals Service
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A drug-ridden house known as “The Yellow House” in Richmond’s Union Hill neighborhood was forfeited today and will be sold.
FBI: Two Virginia brothers now face felony charges for their actions on Jan. 6
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A Southwest Virginia man now faces charges similar to his brother for their actions in the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol.
Bill would expand Blue Envelope Program: Help for drivers with special needs during traffic stops
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The Blue Envelope Program, which aims to allow individuals with autism and intellectual disabilities to communicate their needs to law enforcement officers during traffic encounters, could soon be in use statewide.
Maryland man gets 18 years in prison in multi-state sex trafficking case
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A Maryland man who had pleaded guilty last year in a multi-state sex trafficking case was sentenced to 18 years in prison on Monday.
