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CLEARED --Weather Authority Alert Day for Sunday, March 16
ROANOKE, Va. – Sunday Evening Update. The Weather Authority Alert Day has been cleared as the severe weather threat has subsided. Most of the region is sunny and dry for now after the initial frontal passage. Tornado watches have been issued further to the north of our viewing area. We’ll have to monitor any discrete cells that pop up, as ample sunshine could intensify them. As for now, it appears the threat of severe weather is low, but certainly still possible.
The Washington Times
MPD Chief Pamela Smith says many cop cars' unpaid traffic fines are still under review
At an oversight hearing, Metropolitan Police Department Chief Pamela Smith said that numerous unpaid traffic fines on police vehicles are still being reviewed to see whether they fall under official-use rules.
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ICE D.C. Arrests Illegal Salvadoran Woman Convicted Of Assault In Virginia
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), in collaboration with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), arrested Roxana Beatriz Ayala-Duran, 41, an illegally present Salvadoran national, in Alexandria on February 25th. Ayala-Duran has a prior conviction for assault in Virginia. ICE officials emphasized their commitment to public safety in the region. “The...
The News Leader
'They're awesome': Texas Roadhouse prepares to open. Get a look inside Waynesboro's newest restaurant
WAYNESBORO — Raymond Giles worked for years in management at a fast food company. He was looking for a change and, when he heard Waynesboro was opening a new restaurant on Rosser Avenue, he checked it out. Now, Giles is a server at Texas Roadhouse, which will open to the public on Monday, March 17. On Thursday Giles, along with some of the other 200 employees that the Waynesboro restaurant has hired, were training as they prepared for next week. "I didn't think they would bring this much enthusiasm to the job and this much excitement," Giles said. "They're...
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Virginia business owner sentenced to over 2 years in prison for role in multi-state catalytic converter theft conspiracy
A North Carolina scrap metal dealer and Emporia business owner was sentenced to over two years in prison for the part he played in a catalytic converter theft conspiracy that spanned multiple states.