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Virginia woman wins $5 million on lottery scratcher

FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) — A woman’s stop at a convenience store paid off big time, making her a millionaire. Jennifer Ivey of Ashburn went to the 7-Eleven, located at 25465 Pleasant Valley Rd. in Chantilly, and picked up a 100X the Money scratcher from the Virginia Lottery. She went home and got […]

Chantilly, VA · 2025-03-14

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'We didn't think he was going to pull through:' dangers of leptospirosis in dogs

Va. (WSET) — Rex almost didn't make it through his battle with leptospirosis. "I brought him to the ER one morning on a Monday and they're like doing x-rays to see if he's got something in his intestines, did he eat something bad, then they started going through these other tests and they're like, he popped up for lepto, and I was like I don't know what lepto is," Rex's owner, Ross Williams, said.

Virginia · 2025-03-14
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Rally held in support of Virginia runner charged with assault in viral baton incident

Portsmouth, Va. — More than 50 people attended a rally outside I.C. Norcom High School Thursday night in support of the runner charged in a track baton incident that has since gone viral. Watch: I.C. Norcom runner speaks at rally following viral baton incident. Video of last week's VHSL...

Portsmouth, VA · 2025-03-14
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Virginia and West Virginia residents possibly exposed to measles

RICHMOND, VA (Rocktown Now) — Public officials believe both Virginia and West Virginia residents may have been exposed to measles. Both states’ health departments have been notified this week of a confirmed case of measles at Washington Dulles International Airport Wednesday of last week. The confirmed case was...

Virginia · 2025-03-14
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Richmond’s Leigh Street Armory history removed in national DEI purge

References to Richmond’s Leigh Street Armory — a landmark of Black history in the city — were removed from the Virginia National Guard’s website as part of the Pentagon’s purge of content highlighting diversity, equity and inclusion. The two-story brick building, constructed in 1895 in...

Richmond, VA · 2025-03-14

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New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland Virginia in line for severe thunderstorms Sunday

We have arrived at the doorstep of the weekend and it is going to start out dry but end with showers, thunderstorms and the potential for severe weather. Before we get there however we still have an onshore flow today and this will keep temperatures in check once again. Overnight low clouds will burn off and we should see some breaks of sun especially inland. However that back door front will start to move northward in response to a developing major storm in the Plains. Highs today will be in the 50s with cooler 40s along the immediate coast.

New Jersey · 2025-03-15

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ICE Operation Nets 214 Illegal Alien Arrests In Virginia, Targeting Gangs And Criminals

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and its law enforcement partners apprehended 214 illegal aliens during a targeted enforcement operation in Northern Virginia, focusing on transnational organized crime, gangs, and egregious offenders. The operation, conducted between March 1 and 13, 2025, aimed to enhance public safety in the region. The...

Virginia · 2025-03-14

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North Carolina #1 State to Ban Carolina Squat

A new study by Farmer & Morris Law reveals why North Carolina was among the first states to ban the controversial Carolina Squat vehicle modification. With nearly 60% of squatted vehicle accidents involving rollovers and 40% of drivers reporting reduced braking control, state officials have taken strong action to curb the risks.

North Carolina · 2025-03-14

The Progress-Index

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Shooting investigation becomes death probe: Man shot last weekend in Hopewell has died

HOPEWELL – An investigation into a shooting last weekend in Hopewell’s east end has now become a death investigation. Hopewell Police Lt. Jacquita Allen confirmed in an email to The Progress-Inde that Tijuan Lamar Phillips, 25, of Hopewell, died of his injury Thursday at HCA Chippenham Hospital, five days after he showed up at HCA TriCities Hospital in Hopewell with a single gunshot wound. After initial treatment in Hopewell, Phillips was airlifted to Chippenham in Richmond. An earlier police report said Phillips went to TriCities Hospital around 11 p.m. March 8, and that was where police intervened. Through investigation,...

Hopewell, VA · 2025-03-14

Falls Church News-Press

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Sen. Warner Says He’ll Vote Against CR & All 4 DC Area Senators Will, Too

Thursday, March 13 — Virginia U.S. Senator Mark Warner, in a conference call with media today, confirmed that he will vote against the continuing resolution proposed by Republicans to fund the federal government until the fall. He said that three other D.C. area senators, including Virginia’s Sen. Tim Kaine and Maryland senators Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks will also vote against it, though he conceded that, after a “spirited” Democratic caucus meeting today, a number of other Democrats will vote for it.

Virginia · 2025-03-14

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Virginia Lottery set to lower disclosure amount for winners

RICHMOND, Va. – Lawmakers this session voted to lower the Virginia Lottery disclosure amount to provide more privacy to big ticket winners. Del. Scott Wyatt, R-Mechanicsville, introduced House Bill 1799, which protects the personal information of $1 million or more lottery winners. Virginia Lottery winners are currently required to...

Virginia · 2025-03-14

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Virginia Department of Corrections Clarifies Status of Anthony Moreland Following Wednesday Absconsion

VERONA, VA (CVILLERIGHTNOW) – The Virginia Department of Corrections (VADOC) has issued updated information correcting earlier reports about Anthony D. Moreland, who left a secure probation program in Augusta County on March 12. According to VADOC, Moreland, 42, absconded from the Cold Springs Community Correctional Alternative Program (CCAP) at...

Augusta County, VA · 2025-03-13

Delmarva Now | The Daily Times

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Bradford pear trees: That often unwelcome menace with the unpleasant fishy scent

Reviled. Despised. Singled out for eradication. Woe to the Callery pear, possibly the most unloved fruit-bearing tree this side of the Garden of Eden. Sales of this Asian native and its best-known cultivar, the Bradford pear, have been banned in three states: Ohio, Pennsylvania and South Carolina. And other states may follow, or at least take steps to eradicate the invader. In Virginia, for instance, state forestry officials have launched a program that provides landowners with a free replacement tree in exchange for cutting down a Bradford pear. The now-ubiquitous species was selectively bred as an ornamental tree at...

South Carolina · 2025-03-14

Daily Voice

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Virginia Cop Killer With 'No Remorse' Gets Second 100-Year Sentence: AG

A Virginia man who shot and killed a police officer on his 29th birthday before bragging that he had "no remorse" will spend the rest of his life behind bars, authorities announced. Michael Donivan White was sentenced to 100 years in prison by the Wise County Circuit Court for the first-degree murde…

Big Stone Gap, VA · 2025-03-13

WTVR CBS 6

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Drivers calling for changes after Interstate 95 crash backs up traffic

The wreck happened just after 4 a.m. on Thursday when a tractor-trailer driver lost control, crashing into a section of guardrail and damaging an overhead sign.

Colonial Heights, VA · 2025-03-13

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Early Trump administration actions impact Virginia’s faith communities

Virginia’s faith communities are feeling the impact of the Trump administration’s first six weeks in office. Some are praising his efforts while others are reeling. The wide range of reactions is inspiring hope in some and fear and litigation in others, as executive orders signed early in President Donld Trump’s second term begin to take shape.

Virginia · 2025-03-13