Albemarle County: Residential structure fire displaces adults, pets
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A fire in the 5000 block of Alberene Road in Albemarle County on Sunday displaced three adults and multiple pets.
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Virginia State Police recover 36 firearms, seize $2.7M in narcotics in weeklong operation
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Virginia State Police conducted a weeklong operation cracking down on criminal activity in the Commonwealth.
Update: Most students return to JMU’s Garber Hall dorm after fire extinguished
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A fire was reported Thursday night in a James Madison University dorm, and some students were temporarily relocated in response.
Playing with fire: Virginia teens cause ‘disturbance’ at correctional center
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A juvenile correctional center underwent a revolt this weekend as teens allegedly tried to take over a housing unit.
Albemarle County: Cooking fire causes blaze in residential structure
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Authorities are saying a residential structure blaze in Albemarle County was the result of an accidental cooking fire.
Election-denier under fire from state body resigns seat on Waynesboro Electoral Board
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The recalcitrant Republican that the Virginia Board of Elections has been trying to get removed from the Waynesboro Electoral Board has taken care of the issue by removing himself.
Aggressive hybrid fire ants expand home territory, infiltrating Southwest Virginia
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Hybrid fire ants, well established in East Tennessee and parts of Kentucky and North Carolina, are now infiltrating Southwest Virginia.
Friday Night Massacre: Trump fires 17 IGs, to keep the nerds from nosing around his grift
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Call it the Friday Night Massacre: Donald Trump, following the Project 2025 playbook, fired 17 inspectors general, in clear violation of federal law, setting up legal battles, but whatever, as far as he’s concerned.
McClellan reintroduces legislation in U.S. House for drone use in wildfires
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Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan of Virginia joined Congressman Vince Fong of California this week in the reintroduction of the bipartisan ACERO Act.
Virginia felon, career criminal to spend 13 years in prison for firearms charge
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A career criminal and convicted felon from Farmville was sentenced Wednesday to more than 13 years in prison for possession of a firearm.
