Youth lobbyists begin 2023 effort for gun reform in the United States
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More than 20 new members joined Team ENOUGH in lobbying for stronger gun safety legislation in 2023.
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Moms Demand Action: Virginia governor putting politics over safety of communities
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More than 250 volunteers from the Virginia chapter of Moms Demand Action and Students Demand Action gathered in Richmond Friday to push for gun safety measures during their annual Advocacy Day.
Greene County man indicted for possessing 10,000 fentanyl pills, drug trafficking
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A federal grand jury in Charlottesville returned an indictment Wednesday charging a Greene County man with conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute fentanyl, methamphetamine, heroin and cocaine.
Virginia State Police working to get criminal justice databases back online after outage
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Criminal justice databases operated by the Virginia State Police were knocked offline Thursday morning.
Massive Virginia cocaine operation dismantled, ringleader sentenced to 27.5 years
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A narcotics supply chain was officially shut down this week in Central Virginia when a former Lynchburg resident and the ringleader of the operation was sentenced to 27.5 years in federal prison.
Harrisonburg: Man arrested, one more sought, in connection with Dec. 30 shooting
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A Harrisonburg man has been arrested in connection with a Dec. 30 shots fired incident reported on Lois Lane.
Gloucester County: Teen wanted in New Year’s shooting that killed one, wounded another
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Gloucester County authorities are leading a search for a 15-year-old wanted in the shooting death of an adult male early Sunday morning.
Virginia State Police marks graduation of 34 from 138th Basic Session training
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The Virginia State Police marked the graduation of 34 members of its 138th Basic Session training on Friday.
Local Republican: Early voting goes on too long, pastors can vouch for you to buy a gun
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Chris Runion has a couple of solutions for things that nobody other than him are saying are problems.
Selfie, purple shoes, NASA sweatshirt lead to convictions in Hampton Roads robberies
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A NASA sweatshirt and purple shoes worn during multiple armed robberies in Hampton Roads helped convict two men.
