‘You belong here’: Staunton City Council candidates participate in West End forum
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In two weeks, Staunton residents have decisions to make about who they want to fill four seats on city council.
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Bad news for Republicans: Violent crime down in Virginia, in line with national trend
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Violent crime is down nationwide, which Republicans don’t seem to like, because they want it to be up, so that they can use crime as a campaign issue.
Former Prince William registrar files suit against Virginia AG over Election Integrity Unit
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A former Prince William County election official has filed suit against Attorney General Jason Miyares over his office’s botched Election Integrity Unit prosecution.
Norton Police Chief receives Quiet Hero Award for actions in apprehending 2021 shoplifter
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Yesterday morning, Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares honored Norton Police Chief James Lane with a Quiet Hero Award.
Waynesboro Republicans file suit to pre-emptively challenge Nov. 5 vote count
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Donald Trump hasn’t even lost yet, but the two Republican appointees to the Waynesboro Electoral Board are already trying to throw him a legal bone.
Virginia celebrates 30 years serving, protecting seniors with TRIAD program
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TRIAD is a program dedicated to improving relationships between community members, law enforcement and senior citizens in Virginia.
Virginia: Justice Department sues Youngkin administration over voter purge
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The U.S. Justice Department is suing the Youngkin administration over its removal of voters from the election rolls in advance of the Nov. 5 election.
Marriott reaches $52M settlement with state AGs in multi-year data breach
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A coalition of 50 state Attorneys General has reached a settlement with Marriott International, Inc. after a multi-year data breach.
Cold case: Virginia man arrested for five rapes in Georgetown dating back to 2008
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An Arlington man was arrested in connection with five sexual offenses that occurred in the Georgetown area of the District of Columbia between 2008 and 2012.
Virginia: Man who threatened Harris, Obama likely to be released ahead of trial
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A Virginia man who threatened Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Barack Obama may be released from custody before the election.
