Veterans in crisis: $4.5M in federal funding will support suicide-prevention in Virginia
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Millions of dollars in federal funding has been allocated toward suicide prevention efforts for veterans in Virginia and nationwide.
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Congress taking up outbound inspections at southern border to combat cartels
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The unlikely team of Abigail Spanberger and Dan Crenshaw have introduced legislation to increase inspections of outbound traffic from the United States to Mexico.
Hampton Roads man arrested in Wells Fargo bank robbery in Norfolk on Tuesday
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A Norfolk man has been arrested after robbing a Hampton Roads Wells Fargo Bank branch on Tuesday afternoon.
Roanoke: Police seize fentanyl, cocaine, guns, cash in narcotics sting
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A Roanoke man was arrested Thursday after police seized heroin, fentanyl, cocaine, firearms and an undetermined amount of cash.
Virginia Department of Health audit finds ‘significant financial irregularities’
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The Virginia Department of Health has completed a year-long audit into its Office of Emergency Medical Services and found “significant financial irregularities.”
Orange County: Loaded gun found in 6-year-old child’s backpack at school
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A 6-year-old student brought a loaded gun to Orange Elementary School on Monday. There were no injuries in the incident.
Trump, deflecting on ‘people eating pets,’ links Dems’ ‘rhetoric’ to gunman on golf course
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Donald Trump is blaming the presence of a gunman on his golf course on Sunday on “the rhetoric of Biden and Harris.”
Group trying to get new militia group going in Lynchburg: The far right is scared
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One way you can tell the far right is thinking Kamala Harris is going to win in November: they’re talking about forming militias again.
Virginia drug trafficking organization dismantled after 17 members plead guilty
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A two-year investigation has led 17 members of a drug trafficking organization in Virginia to plead guilty to their roles in the conspiracy.
Virginia man who led ‘patriots’ into U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 sentenced to six months
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A Virginia man who was part of a mob that forced their way into the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was sentenced this week to prison.
