Virginia State Police not done investigating Dustin Griffin shooting
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A Virginia State Police contact told us Saturday that the investigation into the Dec. 17 officer-involved shooting of Dustin Griffin is still ongoing.
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Augusta County sheriff releases bodycam video in Dec. 17 shooting: Case closed?
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Almost everything about what happened the night of Dec. 17 in the shooting death of Dustin Griffin, 42, has been answered, with a Friday night media dump by the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office.
Lucas to Kaine, Warner: No comments on redistricting from the ‘cuck chair in the corner’
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State Sen. Louise Lucas doesn’t have Glenn Youngkin to emasculate anymore, so, watch out, Tim Kaine, Mark Warner.
Harrisonburg: 21-year old sustains serious injuries in high-speed crash
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A 21-year-old from Rockingham County sustained serious injuries in a crash Thursday night on Stone Spring Road.
Folks on the left, folks on the right: Whaddya say, let’s make a deal
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There’s got to be a way we can build a new coalition that doesn’t have to involve giving political power to outright racists, misogynists, religious bigots and know-nothings and their backers in the monied elites. So, the rest of us, the 80 percent of the country that has to wake up each morning to work…
Machado gifts Nobel Peace Prize to Trump: Because power corrupts
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The move by María Corina Machado to gift the physical part of her 2025 Nobel Peace Prize to Donald Trump was entirely predictable, for both involved.
Virginia moving forward with redistricting: What it means for us locally
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The Virginia House of Delegates voted 62-33 on Wednesday to advance a resolution that would allow state leaders to redraw our congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Virginia Tech drops JMU game from 2026 schedule: JMU pivots to San Diego State
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Bad news for JMU Football, which is losing a marquee game from its 2026 schedule, with the news on Wednesday that the Sept. 26 game at Virginia Tech has now been canceled.
This is what tyranny looks like now: No crowns. No coups. Just unchecked power.
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In January 1776, Thomas Paine published Common Sense, a pamphlet that gave voice to the discontent of a nation struggling to free itself from a tyrannical ruler who believed power flowed from his own will rather than the consent of the governed.
25 for ’25: The top matches from an action-packed year of pro wrestling
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Now that 2025 is in the rear-view mirror, it’s time to reflect on pro wrestling’s greatest triumphs in the big ‘25.
