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Hampton Roads to be hit hard by storms this week, entire state may see heavy rain (opens the original)
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Strong wind gusts and heavy rain are expected this week due to storms that are predicted to impact major U.S. cities along the mid-Atlantic coast Tuesday through Friday. Significant erosion is possible in Virginia Beach, Washington D.C., Philadelphia and New York, according to AccuWeather meteorologists. Many locations along the coast in Virginia are expected to reach moderate flood stage, according to an alert from the Virginia Department of Emergency Management. Some regions may reach major fl
Augusta County: Fight escalates in grocery store parking lot, leads to shots fired (opens the original)
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A fight in an Augusta County parking lot escalated this afternoon, and there were reports that a person had been shot. The initial report, however, turned out to be false, according to a release from the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office. Responding deputies determined that while a firearm was produced, the victim “had not been struck by gunfire.” The fight between two males began at approximately 1:31 p.m. in the parking lot of the Orchard Hill Shopping Center in Staunton, the location of the Foo
Breaking news: Major police presence at Westwood Hills Elementary School (opens the original)
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First report: Wednesday, 9:49 a.m. There is a major police presence at Westwood Hills Elementary School in Waynesboro. At this time, details are scarce. However, there are unconfirmed reports that there is an active shooter at the school. There are numerous police vehicles and ambulances on site. Witnesses report more than 20 officers at the Rosser Avenue school with rifles drawn. The elementary school is reportedly on lockdown. There are reports of at least one victim with non-life-threatening
Lucky to be alive: Good Samaritan or something else? I’ll always wonder (opens the original)
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My dog, Griff, could have saved my life today. The truth is I’ll probably never know for sure. Despite writing about abductions and murders, I ignored my intuition and pulled over when a man insisted something was wrong with my tire. Dumb decision, I know. Spoiler alert: Nothing was wrong with my tire. Spent two hours having it checked out this afternoon. It’s the oldest trick in the book used by criminals. I’m thankful that nothing terrible happened and that I can learn from the experience. May
Waynesboro: Satellite campus of natural history museum left out of state budget, again (opens the original)
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The state finalized its biennial budget last month, and once again, a proposed campus of the Virginia Museum of Natural History in Waynesboro was not funded by the General Assembly. Virginia Del. Ellen McLaughlin (R-Waynesboro) had requested $3.5 million for drawings for the satellite campus in fiscal year 2027 and $28.5 million for construction in 2028. The state had previously allocated funding for the museum, but the money was diverted to the COVID-19 response. Since then, Waynesboro official
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