Luray: Why were residents told by police to shelter in place on Friday?
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Page County residents were alerted on Friday to a situation happening near Luray’s elementary and middle schools.
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Ken Mitchell deserves your support in his Sixth District race: Why isn’t he getting it?
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I left the podcast interview that I did with Ken Mitchell back in April thinking that Mitchell is the kind of Democrat who can win in our part of Virginia.
Expert: Celebrities, including Taylor Swift, have power to energize younger voters
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Mystery guests and celebrities at political conventions often make headlines of their own as pundits and supporters try to guess who might make an appearance.
Former Rockingham County school teacher charged with alleged child sexual crimes
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A former Rockingham County Public Schools teacher is facing four felony charges due to an alleged sexual crime involving a child.
Feline internet celebrity: How to protect America’s most at-risk shelter population
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From their historic reverence as sacred beings to their modern-day status as internet celebrities, cats continue to captivate.
Virginia DOE releases draft cell phone-free education guidance per Youngkin Executive Order
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After gathering input from thousands of community members, parents and school officials, VDOE has draft cell phone-free education guidance.
State AGs push for Court of Appeals to uphold legislation to ban TikTok
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A 21-state coalition of attorneys general urge the U.S. Court of Appeals for DC to uphold the divest-or-ban TikTok legislation.
Warner disappointed with tech companies over AI misuse in election
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In February 2024, a group of technology companies signed the Munich Tech Accord to Combat Deceptive Use of AI in 2024 Elections.
Jarren Duran, All-Star Game MVP, suspended two games for anti-gay slur
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All-Star Game MVP Jarren Duran wants you to believe that the horrific anti-gay outburst at a fan at Fenway Park on Sunday was just a “heat of the moment” thing.
The problem with our politics isn’t ‘facts,’ it’s that we can’t agree that there are facts
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MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell is drawing praise from progressives for his epic rant knocking the free campaign ads that the cable-news networks, including his own, gave to Donald Trump on Thursday.
