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VA Anti-Uranium Forces Press Gubernatorial Candidates
Opponents of uranium mining in Virginia met with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe on the issue and they said he's solidly in their corner.
Feds OK Va plan for Medicaid-Medicare eligibility
Federal officials approved a four-year Virginia cost-saving experiment intended to simplify and consolidate health care coverage for about 78,000 Virginians who are eligible for both Medicaid and Medicare, a major change Gov.
Democrats and Republicans Alike Wary of Virginia's Radical Lt. Gov. Nominee
When the Virginia GOP nominated right-wing Bishop E.W. Jackson for the state's lieutenant governor post last weekend, it might have anticipated outrage from progressives upset with Jackson's outright antigay, antichoice, Islamophobic stances.
Violent, property crimes down in Virginia
State Police statistics show both violent and property crimes fell about 3 percent in Virginia in 2012 compared to the year before.
Police Chief: No Charges Likely In Virginia Parade Crash
Damascus Police Chief Bill Nunley says the driver in the Saturday incident that injured about 50 people had a medical issue that caused him to lose control of his car.
The last serious brush in Virginia was with Irene in 2011, knocking out power to huge sections of Richmond and Hampton Roads, and it breached many of the barrier islands on the North Carolina Outer Banks.
Virginia Ranks 16th Most Bike-Friendly State
Virinia is one of the best states in the country to bike, according to new rankings from the League of American Bicyclists.
Virginia GOP Chooses Cuccinelli-Jackson-Obenshain Ticket: Republican...
Nearly 8,000 Virginia Republican officeholders and activists gathered Saturday at the Greater Richmond Convention Center to select the party's candidates for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general.
D.C. man who shot dog during attack has chance to avoid weapons charge
The pit bulls were running wild in Northwest Washington's Brightwood neighborhood, a scene so chaotic that D.C. police said in a report that "grown men were jumping fences to get away from the dogs" on that Sunday afternoon in January.
Driver who hit officer with car shot, killed
The Virginian-Pilot reports the officer struck by the car was taken to a hospital to be treated for injuries that aren't life-threatening. Police spokeswoman Karen Parker-Chesson says police were called to a bank in the Ghent neighborhood for a report of someone trying to pass a bad check.
Del. Albo Recognized with Three Service Awards By Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Del. Dave Albo was given three awards last week for his 2013 voting record by the Virginia Chamber of Commerce .
2013 Hurricane Season: Potential Flooding, Power Outages On Tap This Summer
Hurricanes and severe storms are a part of summertime in Northern Virginia and experts are predicting a number of Hurricane experts predict that this year's hurricane season could yield four major hurricanes this year in the Atlantic in the 2013 season.
McAuliffe, Cuccinelli Vie for Women's Vote in Virginia Governor's Race
Planned Parenthood endorsed Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe Thursday hours after the Democrat bashed opponent Ken Cuccinelli on the abortion issue.
GOP Gone Wrong: "The Virginians"
David Boaz at The Cato Institute makes an interesting point this week about the extent to which "Republicans" campaigning for higher office in the state of Virginia are adopting positions on social issues that could prove very costly to their electability.
Smokey Bones, Aroma Pizza Plus, Dylan's Downhome, Capital Kids and More
You may want to know how area restaurants performed in their last Virginia Department of Health inspection.
Top 21: School Lockdown, Abortion Doc Sentenced, 'Love Your Show,...
Patch has 31 community sites in Virginia and D.C. Here are some of the top stories from around the region over the past week.
Racism has been a consistent thread weaving through the American Right from the early days when Anti-Federalists battled against the U.S. Constitution to the present when hysterical Tea Partiers denounce the first African-American president.
US adviser on board of firm that sold anthrax drug
By MESFIN FEKADU AP Music Writer They battle it out weekly on the Billboard charts, and now they're competing at the Billboard Music Awards.
Assad: Syria transition talks are internal matter
Witnesses described a frantic scene and close calls after an elderly driver plowed into dozens of hikers marching in a small Virginia mountain town's parade.
Restaurant Inspections: Paisanos, Palace Noodles
Inspectors from the Virginia Department of Health visited several restaurants in or near Fairfax City this week.