University of Mary Washington to host first responder, active shooter training
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The University of Mary Washington Police will conduct a first responder training exercise on March 5, 6 and 7, on the Fredericksburg campus.
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Youngkin commutes sentence of White cop in shooting death of unarmed Black suspect
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has commuted the sentence of a White Fairfax County cop convicted in the 2023 shooting death of an unarmed Black shoplifting suspect.
In memory of Rivan: Four Department of Corrections K9 dogs to receive protective vests
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Four K9 dogs working for the Virginia Department of Corrections will receive protective vests thanks to a national non-profit.
Crozet shooter: He was paranoid, schizophrenic, fighting his own mind, sister says
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The family of the Crozet shooter is speaking out and sharing a portrait of a man who was not a cold-blooded killer, instead a tortured soul.
UVA Board of Visitors to discuss Trump EOs on trans healthcare, immigration, DEI
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The UVA Board of Visitors has called a special meeting to address the university and medical center’s compliance with orders by Donald Trump.
UVA commits to mid-March release of review into Nov. 13 murders
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The University of Virginia is now committing to a mid-March public release of the external review into the Nov. 13, 2022, mass shooting that killed three UVA Football players.
Venezuelan family legally in the U.S.: ‘For most people, we are criminals’
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A number of Venezuelans living legally in the United States are afraid after the Trump Administration has revoked their protective status.
Hampton Roads: Ringleader of violent drug trafficking group sentenced to 40 years
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Cortney Allen Conley was sentenced Thursday to 40 years in prison for a double murder in Chesapeake and his role in a violent drug operation.
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.
Locals among the 1,500 J6ers pardoned by Trump: ‘Hostages’ who were done a ‘grave injustice’
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Jay Matthew Kenyon, 47, of Harrisonburg, was sentenced earlier this month to 15 months in prison for brandishing a knife at police during the Jan. 6, 2021, putsch that Kenyon and thousands of fellow self-styled citizen-patriots led on behalf of Donald Trump.
