Waynesboro Police investigating bomb hoax at Kate Collins Middle School
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Waynesboro Police and Fire personnel responded to Kate Collins Middle School for a report of a bomb threat that was communicated to the school.
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State Police: Significant decrease in 2016 Labor Day traffic deaths
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Preliminary data indicate a significant increase in the number of lives saved on Virginia’s highways during the 2016 Labor Day weekend.
McAuliffe declares state of emergency ahead of Hermine
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Governor Terry McAuliffe today declared a state of emergency and urged residents of the Commonwealth to prepare for significant storm impacts generated by remnants of Hurricane Hermine.
ACLU, Roanoke NAACP ask DOJ to investigate police killing of Kionte Spencer
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The ACLU and the Roanoke NAACP have asked the Department of Justice to investigate the practices of the Roanoke County Police Department.
Staunton native, slain State Police trooper honored with bridge dedication
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An Interstate 66 overpass was dedicated this week in memory of slain Virginia State Police Trooper Harry Lee Henderson.
Was shooting at vehicle after police chase in Augusta County justified?
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A minor controversy has erupted online in response to an article in the News Leader on the police chase that ended on Interstate 81 in Augusta County.
Suspect in custody after police chase ends on I-81 in Augusta County
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A police chase that began in New Market ended on Interstate 81 in Augusta County Wednesday evening with the suspect in custody.
Waynesboro Police investigate possible meth lab
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Members of the Waynesboro Police Department’s Special Operations Division and the department’s SWAT Unit executed a narcotics search warrant Monday night at 2229 Cortland Street.
Dickie Bell files legislation to expand hate crime status to crimes against police, fire, rescue
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Del. Dickie Bell has filed legislation that would expand Virginia hate crime laws to include police, firefighters and EMS personnel.
Herring launches program to improve relations between youth, police
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring announced the launch of a new program to help ensure safe, mutually respectful interactions between Virginia teens and law enforcement.
