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fredericksburgfreepress.com
Live from New York, it’s Tim Kaine!
U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, in Fredericksburg recently for a business meeting, recalled making history a few months ago. But the Democrat’s story didn’t have anything to do with legislation or policy, though one could argue that it involved political theater. Kaine on Nov. 2 became almost certainly Virginia’s...
countryherald.com
Virginia Weather Alert: Severe Thunderstorms Expected This Afternoon
Blacksburg, VA – Severe thunderstorms are expected this afternoon, particularly for areas along and east of the Blue Ridge. These storms could bring damaging winds, isolated hail, heavy rainfall, and a possible tornado. According to the National Weather Service in Blacksburg, the highest risk for severe weather is midday...
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WHSV
Staunton church sees first Black female pastor
STAUNTON, Va. (WVIR) - History is being made in Staunton as Mount Zion Baptist Church welcomes its first Black female pastor. Tampa Brown Stuart is the first Black woman in Staunton to take this role at one of the oldest churches in the area. She says it’s more than just...
rocktownnow.com
Showers and thunderstorms this evening, cloudy overnight
HARRISONBURG VA: (ROCKTOWN NOW) – The cold front and associated low pressure system, responsible for gusty winds and power outages today, will continue to move over the valley tonight. Skies will begin to clear and temperatures will drop late tonight into Monday morning. High pressure will build back in to the area on Monday.
CBS Boston
Names of alleged clients in brothel bust read in court
The names of some of the alleged clients in a high-end brothel bust in Massachusetts were read aloud in Cambridge District Court on Friday. There are 28 alleged johns connected to a sex ring that was run out of upscale apartment buildings in Cambridge, Dedham and Watertown, as well as Virginia. Authorities say it catered to "wealthy and well-connected" customers. "They are doctors, they are lawyers, they're accountants, they are executives at high-tech companies, pharmaceutical companies, they're military officers, government contractors, professors, scientists," former U.S. attorney for Massachusetts Joshua Levy said at the time of the bust in November...
Augusta Free Press
Virginia man heads to prison for swindling those looking to get rich quick, failing to pay IRS
A Virginia man who swindled others by claiming to beat the stock market every day despite huge losses has been sentenced to prison for tax crimes and a wire fraud scheme. Rick Tariq Rahim, of Great Falls, was sentenced to 78 months in prison. He also agreed to forfeit more than $1.3 million and must pay restitution to the IRS and to his investment fraud victims.