Harrisonburg taking applications for 25th annual Community Police Academy
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The Harrisonburg Police Department is prepping for the start of the 25th annual Community Police Academy.
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Man suffers life-threatening injuries in home invasion in Nelson County
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A Nelson County man attempting to force himself into a residence is being treated for life-threatening injuries after shots were fired inside the home.
State Supreme Court upholds Northam executive order
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The Supreme Court of Virginia refused late Friday to take up the appeal of a lower-court ruling upholding Gov. Ralph Northam’s declaration of a state of emergency in advance of expected militant demonstrations at the State Capitol on Monday.
Shooter, victim arrested in Waynesboro shooting: Update
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Waynesboro Police have arrested two men in connection with a shootout reported on the 200 block of Tiffany Drive on Thursday.
FBI arrests alleged white supremacists planning to attend Jan. 20 rally
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The FBI has arrested three alleged members of a white supremacist group believed to be planning to attend a pro-gun rally in Richmond on Monday.
Northam declares state of emergency ahead of Jan. 20 demonstration
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Gov. Ralph Northam has declared a state of emergency in advance of expected demonstrations on Capitol Square on Monday.
Waynesboro doesn’t cave to Second Amendment zealots
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Waynesboro City Council is standing as a voice of reason against the Second Amendment sanctuary nonsense movement.
Albemarle County couple arrested on drug, gun charges
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An Albemarle County couple are facing drug and gun charges resulting from an ongoing criminal investigation by the Albemarle County Police Department Patrol Division and the Jefferson Area Drug Enforcement (JADE) Task Force.
Virginia 2020: ERA, reproductive rights, affordable housing among highlights
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The Virginia 2020 plan rolled out by Gov. Ralph Northam and Democratic leaders on Tuesday sets out an ambitious agenda for the upcoming General Assembly session.
VCU poll: Majority of Virginians support stricter gun laws
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A new VCU poll of Virginia voters tells us that a majority favors stricter gun laws, with 57 percent backing a ban on assault weapons.
