Expect left lane closure on southbound Interstate 81 in Augusta County on Friday
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The left lane on Interstate 81 southbound will be closed for approximately one hour between mile marker 219 and mile marker 218 on Friday.
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Update: Madison man dead from injuries in Interstate 64 accident in Augusta County
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A crash at the 87.8 mile marker on Interstate 64 in Augusta County took the life of a Madison man.
Breaking: Fatal crash on Interstate 64 in Augusta County
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At 9:22 a.m. this morning, Virginia State Police responded to a crash on westbound I-64 near the 87.6 mile marker. There is one confirmed fatality.
Virginia Tech historian: In abolishing Virginia’s death penalty, time, opportunity came together
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After nearly 400 years of capital punishment in Virginia, “the time and the opportunity, remarkably, came together” to end the death penalty.
State Police investigating fatal fire in Augusta County
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The Virginia State Police is investigating a fatal fire reported to Augusta County Fire and Rescue at 6:18 a.m. on Thursday.
Update: Two from New York dead in Interstate 81 crash in Augusta County
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Two passengers in a vehicle involved in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 81 in Augusta County succumbed to their injuries.
Update: Interstate 81 reopens between Exits 283 and 302
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Both northbound lanes of Interstate 81 have reopened in Shenandoah and Frederick counties, following cleanup from a diesel spill between mile marker 283 and 300.
EMS providers, organizations recognized for outstanding contributions to Virginia EMS system
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The 2020 Governor’s Emergency Medical Services Awards recognize outstanding EMS providers and organizations from across the Commonwealth.
Breaking: One dead, one flown to UVA, from Interstate 81 accident
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One person is dead, and one other was flown to UVA Medical Center, after a single-vehicle crash at the 208 mile marker on Interstate 81 in Augusta County on Monday.
Miles traveled, crashes down in Virginia in 2020: But fatalities actually increased
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We weren’t driving nearly as much in 2020, for obvious reasons, but fewer cars on the road during the pandemic did not diminish the risk of dying in a vehicle crash.
