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US drops case against Blackwater guard

The Justice Department intends to drop manslaughter and weapons charges against one of the Blackwater Worldwide security guards involved in a deadly 2007

Exclusive update on serial murders

The family of the youngest victim in the "Colonial Parkway Murders" spoke exclusively with WAVY.com about their fresh hope for answers in the unsolved cases. 

VA families to testify in drywall case

Seven families from Hampton Roads will represent the nation in the first federal defective Chinese drywall civil trial.

Norfolk councilmen tour OV damage

Norfolk councilmen Don Williams and Randy Wright moved through Ocean View looking at the damage left by the nor'easter.

VB Suspends Bulk Pickup Collection

VB city trucks normally used for bulky item pickup will be used for curbside collection of this debris.

Va unemployment rate in October steady

Virginia's unemployment rate held steady in October and remains well below the national average.

Mary Washington may up spring tuition

The University of Mary Washington is weighing a rare midyear tuition increase to help offset drastic state funding cuts.

Va church to become homeless shelter

A 19th-century church in Charlottesville is undergoing an estimated $5 million renovation that will transform it into a day shelter for the homeless.

VDOT: No lane closures for Thanksgiving

To help ease travel headaches, the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) announced Friday it will suspend lane closures for construction and maintenance

VDOT suspends lane closures for holiday

To ease travel during the Thanksgiving holiday, the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will suspend lane closures for construction and maintenance

Pres. Obama stops by daughter's school

Fresh from his weeklong trip through Asia, President Barack Obama is taking time to catch up on dad duty.
 

Railroad groups trying to woo tourists

Railroad-related museums and organizations are teaming up to boost Virginia tourism.
 

Cyrus' tour bus crashes, killing 1

Interstate 85 is closed at mile marker 55 because of a vehicle accident. Pop star Miley Cyrus' tour bus overturned, killing one person.

Chesterfield ramen noodle plant expands

A ramen noodle factory in Chesterfield County is expanding.

Recycling rates steady in '08

A new report says that recycling rates remained steady in Virginia last year.

Thousands still without Verizon service

More than 3,000 Verizon customers in Chesapeake are still without phone service after last week's storm. Verizon officials say flood waters from the storm

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