‘Respect the zone’: VDOT celebrates National Work Zone Awareness Week
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VDOT joins a national effort to bring attention to work zone safety and spread awareness during National Work Zone Awareness Week.
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Augusta County woman wanted in connection to Nelson County homicide
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An Augusta County woman is wanted in connection to a Nelson County homicide that occurred on Friday, according to the sheriff’s office.
Fairfax County driver strikes three cars, attempts carjacking on I-95
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A 22-year-old man has been charged with multiple felonies following a series of crashes on Interstate 95 on Thursday in Fairfax County.
Authorities: Nelson County man dead from gunshot wound; suspect at large
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A Shipman man was found dead from a gunshot wound on Friday night at a private residence in Nelson County.
UVA Baseball series canceled in the aftermath of the FSU mass shooting
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The UVA Baseball series at Florida State, for obvious reasons, related to the mass shooting on the FSU campus on Thursday, is off.
Staunton: Police have security plan in place ahead of Saturday political protest
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Staunton Police have been working with organizers of the political protest rally scheduled for Saturday at the Augusta County Courthouse.
Albemarle County: Suspect who fled shooting scene turns himself in
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Albemarle County Police are trying to track down a suspect in a shooting reported Tuesday night in the 1100 block of Pine Haven Court.
VT mass shooting: Everytown expresses outrage over Youngkin vetoes on anniversary
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On the anniversary of Virginia Tech’s mass shooting, a gun violence prevention organization is angry that the governor hasn’t done more.
Virginia Department of Health hit with $219M in federal cuts; eliminates 500 jobs
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The Virginia Department of Health had $219 million in funds rescinded by the federal government leading to the loss of more than 500 jobs.
American coal miners left with no safety, prevention after program layoffs
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The Trump administration and the Department of Government Efficiency laid off 25 federal workers on April 1 who were responsible for the one program trusted by and relied upon by America’s coal miners.
