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Family calls for change after tragic death of a mom and daughter
KING WILLIAM, Va. (WWBT) - A family remains in disbelief after a tragic accident steals the life of 33-year Kayeley Willams and her 4-year-old Maddie Curlis. A good Samaritan in King William County heard the crash and dialed 911. “They run off the f**** road. Right there in front of...
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ICE detains Salvadoran national convicted of assault in Virginia
In Alexandria, VA, officials have announced the arrest of Roxana Beatriz Ayala-Duran, a 41-year-old Salvadoran national. She had previously been convicted of assault in Virginia and was ordered to be removed from the United States, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Ayala-Duran was arrested in Alexandria on Feb....
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Virginia authorities uses facial reconstruction to solve 50-year cold case with Georgia ties
LINCOLN, Virginia — Virginia law enforcement hope to break a 50-year-old cold case that may be connected to Georgia. The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office in Virginia is hoping someone might recognize an unidentified woman who was found dead in 1973. Authorities believe the woman could have family ties in the state.
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Charlotte-bound flight makes emergency landing in Virginia
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A Piedmont Airlines flight from Virginia to Charlotte was diverted to Richmond on Sunday due to a possible maintenance issue, officials said. Flight 5852, operated by Piedmont Airlines, landed safely at Richmond International Airport, according to an airline spokesperson. The flight was headed from Newport News, Virginia to Charlotte.
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VIRGINIA NEWS – Some churches supporting Trump, forced to provide help to laid-off federal workers
As layoffs have ramped up through Washington, D.C. and surrounding areas one pastor in Northern Virginia is spearheading efforts to support families and individuals affected by the layoffs. Meredith Keseley, pastor of the Abiding Presence Lutheran Church in Burke, Virginia has launched several initiatives that are aimed at helping those who have lost their jobs and significant income due to the layoffs. In a statement, Keseley said, “A large number of our church members and folks in our community are federal workers,” she went on to say, “We saw a big impact when USAID funds were cut. A lot of the work that our folks do is humanitarian work.”