Monsanto agrees to pay Virginia $80M in PCBs distribution settlement
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PCBs were distributed by Monsanto Co. from the 1930s to 1977, when the company produced 99 percent of America’s PCBs.
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Miyares launches initiative to train Virginia workforce on signs of human trafficking
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Raising awareness and prosecuting human traffickers has been a priority for the Office of Attorney General under AG Jason Miyares.
Augusta County: Bond appeal filed by man accused of killing neighbor’s service dog
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The Augusta County man accused of shooting and killing a local veteran’s service dog has filed a bond appeal to the Augusta County Circuit Court.
The librarians are getting threats: Seriously, this is what the world is coming to
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The librarians are getting threats. Really? The culture wars are leaking from metaphor to actuality.
Bond denied for Augusta County man accused of shooting service dog
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Bond was denied again Tuesday for the Augusta County man accused of shooting and killing a service dog named Bear.
Newport News man convicted of first-degree murder committed during armed robbery
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A Newport News man was found guilty by a jury of first-degree murder for his role in a man’s death during an armed robbery in November 2016.
Charlottesville: Application process open for fall Community Police Academy
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The Charlottesville Police Department is currently accepting applications for its Community Police Academy offered this fall.
Tim Kaine distances himself from Susanna Gibson: ‘I don’t really know her that well’
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Tim Kaine could not run fast enough from the question about Susanna Gibson, the Virginia House candidate whose sex tapes were outed this week by the Washington Post, at the behest of a Republican Party operative.
Lawmakers push Biden Administration on further action to combat gun violence
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U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger is leading a 68-member effort encouraging President Joe Biden to take further actions to combat gun violence.
Death by a thousand cuts: The many ways our rights have been usurped since 9/11
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Those who gave us the Constitution and the Bill of Rights believed that the government exists at the behest of its citizens. It is there to protect, defend and even enhance our freedoms, not violate them.
