Spanberger appeared before the legislature's money committees on Wednesday for the first time since becoming governor in January.
- NORA SHELLY The Roanoke Times
City officials again emphasized the message that something needs to be done with the facility, which faces more than $30 million in deferred maintenance.
- ETHAN HUNT The Roanoke Times
Members of Virginia Tech's class of 2030 began moving into their dorm rooms Tuesday, flooding on to the Blacksburg campus to explore their new school.
- LAURENCE HAMMACK The Roanoke Times
The former student had claimed he was wrongfully kicked out of school by Virginia Tech's disciplinary system.
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“Whatever it is that we care about, we’ll have less money to do so in Virginia,” said Sarah Steely, director of No Kid Hungry Virginia.
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The families of Joshua Mardis, John "Luke" Fergusson and Nicholas Troutman have settled with nine of close to 40 defendants in a wrongful death lawsuit.
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Virginia AG Jay Jones was in town as part of a statewide listening tour.
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Spanberger appeared before the legislature's money committees on Wednesday for the first time since becoming governor in January.
City officials again emphasized the message that something needs to be done with the facility, which faces more than $30 million in deferred maintenance.
Members of Virginia Tech's class of 2030 began moving into their dorm rooms Tuesday, flooding on to the Blacksburg campus to explore their new school.
The former student had claimed he was wrongfully kicked out of school by Virginia Tech's disciplinary system.
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A Henry County man, Drew Conner Plaster, faces nine charges following a February Franklin County investigation that led to the seizure of nearly 2 pounds of methamphetamine, other drugs, and a firearm. He was arrested in August and remains in custody pending court proceedings.
A Rocky Mount man is charged with multiple felonies and misdemeanors after allegedly threatening to shoot someone and then leading police on a chase.
A Rocky Mount woman was arrested in connection to a homicide that occurred early Tuesday morning.
The case stems from a incident that took place between Patterson and staff at the Raine and Perdue law firm in Rocky Mount in April.
Supervisor Mike Meredith said he had "broken trust" and didn't want to hinder Franklin County's development. Then he left the meeting.
Spanberger appeared before the legislature's money committees on Wednesday for the first time since becoming governor in January.
“Whatever it is that we care about, we’ll have less money to do so in Virginia,” said Sarah Steely, director of No Kid Hungry Virginia.
The Virginia Retirement System earned a 12.1% return on its investments in the last fiscal year, boosting the retirement trust fund for teachers and other public employees to $135.2 billion to pay for long-term pension obligations.