Energy coalition encourages EPA not to repeal GHG standards for power plants
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The SEEC is urging the EPA not to repeal greenhouse gas emissions standards for fossil fuel-fired power plants.
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Lynchburg Police: Tip leads to the Sunday arrests of five wanted individuals
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A tip to the Lynchburg Police Department about a wanted individual led to the arrests of five people on Hillside Court on Sunday.
Rainfall needed in some parts of Virginia; storms brewing in the Atlantic
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There is the potential for tropical-storm development in the Atlantic this week with three potential storms beginning to organize.
Trump has a bright idea that will eliminate DC’s homeless problem: Ship ’em out of town
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Donald Trump’s latest bright idea is to round up homeless people and ship them away, which obviously means, voila, no more homelessness!
Abigail Spanberger rolls out ‘Strengthening Virginia Schools Plan’
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Virginia K-12 schools rank 51st in the nation in math recovery post-COVID, because Glenn Youngkin is more focused on where kids go to the bathroom and DEI than he is on kids learning anything.
Rockingham County Sheriff: Murder of Hatcher family matriarch ‘completely random’
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The Hatcher family released a joint statement with police to address the fatal incident at their Timberville home that left two people dead.
Albemarle County: Second arrest made in gang-related shooting at Brookdale Apartments
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An alleged gang member is in police custody in connection to a shooting incident in May in Albemarle County.
Brunswick County: Rawlings man dead, passenger injured in single-vehicle accident
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An accident in Brunswick County on Saturday night claimed the life of a Rawlings man and seriously injured a passenger in the vehicle.
AEW ‘Dynamite’ hits the road on the way to London, ‘Forbidden Door’
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Now that AEW’s residency in the Aragon Ballroom has ended, the promotion has resumed touring on the road to “Forbidden Door.”
Veterans Affairs department ends collective bargaining in response to Trump executive order
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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has terminated collective bargaining agreements for most bargaining-unit employees.
