Virginia awarded more than $16M in federal funds to deploy broadband
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The Middle Mile Broadband Infrastructure Grant Program provides funding to expand broadband and reduce the cost of connecting unserved areas.
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Police chase ends with state troopers taking man wanted in vehicle theft into custody
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A man who had stolen a rental car in Chesterfield County Tuesday morning is in custody after leading Virginia State Police on a chase that ended on Interstate 95.
UVA head coach Tony Elliott names Tony Muskett starting QB for season opener
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Tony Muskett let himself get pushed by true freshman Anthony Colandrea, but the FCS transfer stepped up in the final week of UVA training camp and earned the QB1 job.
Permits available Aug. 28 to harvest ginseng in West Virginia’s Monongahela National Forest
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Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia will begin selling ginseng permits for the 2023 harvest season on Monday, August 28.
Federal inmate to serve additional time for producing obscene images of children
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An inmate in the Federal Correctional Complex in Petersburg was convicted Tuesday on charges of producing and possessing obscene images of children.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces new round of administration and board appointments
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has announced additional key administration and board appointments.
Russia, Niger, and coup politics in Africa
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If head counting is any indication, Russian diplomacy in Africa is slipping.
Youngkin, Senate Democrats continue clash over $3.6 billion state surplus
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Virginia Democrats want to commit money from the state’s $3.6 billion budget surplus to pay raises for teachers, law enforcement officers and state employees.
Richmond Police identify victim in Raven Street homicide, seek information on shooting
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Richmond Police have identified the shooting victim found in a vehicle on Raven Street on Monday as Darryl Jordan, Jr., 20, of Petersburg.
Another city manager stepping down in Charlottesville: This makes six in the past five years
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It doesn’t seem that anybody wants to be the city manager in Charlottesville, which is cycling through another candidate post-Aug. 11-12, 2017.
