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Snow, winds leave 1,300 Peninsula residents in the dark
Hampton Roads got its first snow fall of 2012 on Saturday evening. Huntington Beach in Newport News is shown above.
Wounded veterans build new skills to keep serving
Sergeant Michael Kidd considered cyberspace a hobby before he joined the Marines in 2003, but he hopes to make it his new battlefield after suffering debilitating injuries in Iraq.
As freshmen arrive for orientation at the College of William and Mary in August, they are always given paperwork to register to vote in the City of Williamsburg.
The bell of the Sir Christopher Wren Building clangs repeatedly, signifying the triumphant completion of classes for a group of seniors at the College of William and Mary.
Hinckley hearing ends; judge to rule later on expanded freedom
A lawyer for presidential assailant John Hinckley Jr. made an impassioned plea to a federal judge Thursday to allow Hinckley longer visits to his elderly mother's home in Virginia.
15 men arrested in prostitution bust
Among the men arrested were former Virginia Tech quarterback Jesse M. Deshazo , also known as Maurice Deshazo .
Attorney: Reagan shooter Hinckley not dangerous
A defense attorney says the man who tried to assassinate Ronald Reagan has shown he is not dangerous and should be allowed to spend more time outside a Washington mental hospital.
The Law School's Innocence Project Clinic, an organization which investigates wrongful conviction cases in Virginia, is working to exonerate Bennett Barbour, a Williamsburg man convicted in 1978 of raping a College of William & Mary student.
This Day in History: First U.S. college
College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va., received its charter, becoming the second institution of higher learning in the United States.
Psychologist: Hinckley 'would not pose a significant risk'
A forensic psychologist endorsed a proposal to allow presidential assailant John Hinckley Jr.
Obama to seek more Alzheimer's research money
15, 2009, during an art program at the Alzheimer's disease unit of the Patriots Colony retirement community in Williamsburg, Va.
Hinckley's future in Hampton Roads
John W. Hinckley, Jr. nearly killed a sitting president. Today, in a Washington DC courthouse , his hospital and attorney are fighting to get Hinckley more free time in Williamsburg.
Coyote Run, a theatrical Celtic rock band from Williamsburg, to play farewell shows
Coyote Run , a popular Celtic group from Williamsburg is preparing to disband, but these Coyotes won't scurry off into the sunset until they've had a chance for a proper goodbye.
Colonial Williamsburg's admissions down in 2011
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Colonial Williamsburg says its paid admission for the historic area fell in 2011 in what it called a challenging year.
Case raises question of effort
A recently surfaced Williamsburg case again raises questions about whether local authorities across the state are aggressively pursuing potential exonerations after receiving new DNA evidence in old felony cases.
Robert Gates joins notable group as W&M's chancellor
Former U.S. Secretary of Defense and William & Mary alumnus Robert M. Gates was the keynote speaker the College's 2012 Charter Day ceremony in Williamsburg on Friday, Feb.
Spaying and neutering your pets: Myths debunked
Everyone goes through the decision process of whether or not to get their pet fixed.
Jamestown ferry back in service
The ferry was pulled from its regular rotation Nov. 28 for its biennial shipyard period.
Bulman awarded annual Monroe Prize
Vice President of the Student Assembly Molly Bulman '12 is to receive the Monroe Prize for Civic Engagement at Charter Day.