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- D.C. high school student's opera hits stage this weekend
- Three injured in motorcycle crash on I-66
- N.Y. man killed in one-car crash in Va.
- Person in custody in shooting of boy in Baltimore
- Indiana man dies in motorcycle collision in DC
- Metro asks for feedback on final draft of new map
- Va. zoo opening new anteater exhibit
- SC man accused of posing as contractor in Md.
- Soldiers from Va. base set to deploy to Middle East
$15.4 billion roads draft heavy on Hampton Roads
Hampton Roads area would see major highway projects under draft plan fattened by fresh revenue
VDOT reaches deal on pothole repair claims
The Virginia Department of Transportation has reached a deal to repay some motorists whose vehicles were damaged by potholes in Hampton Roads.
Fallen warriors honored 38 years after deaths
It took nearly four decades, but 13 fallen service members involved in one of the last engagements in Southeast Asia following the Vietnam War have finally been laid to rest.
Va. egg production = 1B deviled eggs annually
Virginia farmers produce enough eggs to make 1B deviled eggs or 232M omelets annually
Va ex-sailor pleads not guilty to espionage charge
Former sailor in Virginia pleads not guilty to attempted espionage
Va. earthquake is aftershock of major 2011 shake
An earthquake in Virginia confirmed by the U.S. Geological survey is the spawn of a massive quake that rocked the region about two years ago.
Court hears appeal by Richmond family's killer
Federal appeals court hears arguments in case of man who killed Richmond family of 4
Report: Presidential memorial site popular for sex (Video)
A site commemorating a former U.S. president appears to be a popular spot for sexual hookups.
105-year-old Confederate statue stirs controversy in Loudoun (Photos)
A statue of a Confederate soldier that has stood in front of the historic courthouse in Loudoun County since 1908 is now being called inappropriate and a local lawyer says it should be removed.
Kaine on IRS scandal: 'People need to be sacked'
A senator from Virginia says people who work at the Internal Revenue Service need to be fired for targeting conservative political groups.
Minor earthquake rattles Louisa County
Magnitude-2.3 earthquake rattles Louisa County
Charge dismissed in Va. Beach chicken case
Judge dismisses charge against Va. Beach woman accused of illegally keeping backyard chickens
Virginia homicide suspects arrested in S.C.
Virginia homicide suspects arrested in South Carolina
Man takes ambulance, hits vehicles in Norfolk
Man takes ambulance, crashes into several other vehicles in Norfolk, no injuries reported
Activist: Tsarnaev doesn't deserve to be buried on American soil
An activist group plans to talk to Virginia's attorney general and congressional leaders to try to get one of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects disinterred from a Doswell, Va., cemetery.
Quinnipiac poll: Va gov job approval rating slips
Quinnipiac survey shows McDonnell's approval rating slips, but not over ties to businessman
Anti-uranium groups in Va. join forces
Uranium mining opponents in Southside Virginia joining forces
Widening of U.S. 1 to ease Fort Belvoir commute
This fall, a project to widen U.S. 1/Richmond Highway between Telegraph Road and Mount Vernon Memorial Highway will begin to help ease the commute to Fort Belvoir.
Va. program aims to provides wheels to families
Program launched in Richmond to provide loans to working families for car repairs, purchases
Va. Beach 'Hands Across the Sand' set for Saturday
Offshore drilling activists to line up Saturday along the Virginia Beach oceanfront
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