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No charges likely in Va. parade crash

Authorities say the driver who plowed into dozens of hikers marching in a Virginia mountain town's parade won't likely face charges.

Dems weigh in on Jackson addition to GOP ticket

Virginia Democrats are framing the new statewide ticket the Republican Right nominated Saturday as a referendum on the GOP's surprise lieutenant governor

Va. driver likely had medical condition

An emergency official says authorities believe the driver who plowed into dozens of hikers marching in a Virginia mountain town parade suffered from a medical

Bodies of 2 missing boaters found

Virginia Marine Police divers have recovered the bodies of two men whose boat capsized in the Rappahannock River.

Obenshain nominated by GOP for Va attorney general

State Sen. Mark Obenshain has won the Republican nomination for attorney general in Virginia 35 years after his father won the party's U.S. Senate nomination.

Va. community college rates to rise

Rates at Virginia's community colleges are going up. The State Board for Community Colleges voted Thursday to increase in-state tuition and mandatory fees rate

Va. launches adoption campaign

Gov. Bob McDonnell is launching an ambitious campaign to match more than 1,000 children in foster care with 1,000 adoptive parents.

Website surveys military 'dating activity'

A dating-auction website had ranked all branches of the military in dating categories including which is the most ‘dateable.’

Va explosion caused by pipe bomb

Virginia State Police are investigating an explosion that damaged a pickup truck.

Hundreds of Va. aftershocks since 2011

Since an earthquake rattled central Virginia and the East Coast nearly two years ago, more than 450 aftershocks have been recorded by the U.S. Geological

Craney Island expansion gets green light

The U.S. Senate approved an amendment to allow a 600-acre expansion of Craney Island Wednesday.

Va AG hires law firm for gov's office

Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli has recused his office from representing Gov. Bob McDonnell in matters related to theft charges against the Executive Mansion's

Earthquake rocks Louisa County

Wednesday has gotten off to a shaky start for some residents in Louisa County.

ACLU concerned about new voter ID law

The ACLU of Virginia is concerned about the new voter ID law and wants to make sure no one is denied the right to vote.

VT President Charles Steger stepping down

Virginia Tech President Charles Steger stepping down; led school through 2007 shooting.

Va. appeals court to hear US pirate case

The conviction of a Somali man believed to be the highest-ranking pirate captured by the U.S. is headed for a federal appeals panel in Virginia.

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