Augusta County man arrested after domestic dispute
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A Mount Sidney man is in custody after a dispute between a father and son that included the discharge of a firearm.
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What you need to know before you go hunting
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Hunting can be a wonderful opportunity to escape into nature, be alone with your thoughts, and practice your skills.
Seven new troopers from western, central regions join Virginia State Police
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Residents of Amherst, Campbell, Halifax and Prince Edward counties and the city of Staunton were among the 40 new Virginia State Police troopers who officially graduated this week.
Northam announces $114M to promote public safety, prevent and reduce crime
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Virginia plans to direct more than $114 million in federal and state funding to support public safety initiatives across the Commonwealth.
Prosecutor: ‘Permissible use of force’ in May 19 officer-involved shooting
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The man who was shot by an Augusta County deputy on May 19 was threatening to kill his girlfriend, then himself.
Crimora man turns himself in after apparent murder of wife
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A 41-year-old Augusta County resident is being held without bond at the Middle River Regional Jail after an alleged domestic disturbance with his wife that resulted in her death.
Homegrown: 31-year police veteran and Waynesboro High grad runs for sheriff of River City
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When Jessie Shaver heard that his good friend, Waynesboro Sheriff Joe Harris Jr., was retiring after more than 30 years, he started to think about his candidacy for the position.
Standoff ends peacefully: Waynesboro man in custody on abduction charge
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A Waynesboro man is in custody after holding a woman at gunpoint, leading to a standoff with police Saturday evening.
The Second Amendment’s right to bear arms: What it means
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You can largely determine where a person will fall in the debate over gun control and the Second Amendment based on their view of government and the role it should play in our lives.
Northam marks sweeping change to move Virginia forward as new laws take effect
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Gov. Ralph Northam highlighted new laws that take effect July 1 with the start of the new fiscal year in the Commonwealth.
