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Two Christian clubs sue Virginia State University over new campus ministry policy (opens the original)
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ETTRICK, Va. — Two Christian student organizations at Virginia State University have filed a federal lawsuit against the school, challenging a new policy they say unconstitutionally restricts their religious freedom and treats Christian groups differently than other faith-based organizations on campus. Women of Victory and Bethel Campus Fellowship — both national organizations with chapters at VSU — are represented by Alliance Defending Freedom in the suit. Mercer Martin, with Alliance Defending
Virginia lawmaker pushes for animal cruelty registry following sentencing of man accused of abusing cats (opens the original)
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HENRICO COUNTY, Va. — A Virginia man received a historic 15-year prison sentence after pleading guilty in a Henrico courtroom to several charges related to abusing dozens of cats and scamming nearly $400,000 through fundraisers — a case prosecutors are calling the worst animal abuse case Virginia has ever seen. Rodney Travis Jr., 27, adopted cats from various shelters in Virginia, took them to hotels, abused them, and posted pictures and videos of their injuries to social media. He would then cl
Kratom warnings grow in Virginia as doctors report rise in overdoses and addiction cases (opens the original)
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Kratom has made national headlines recently, and local law enforcement and health officials in Virginia are now raising alarms about the substance and its dangers. In Mississippi, officials reported two Ole Miss students were found dead and that kratom was found at both scenes. In Virginia, Hanover County law enforcement released information warning people about a product derived from the plant. Dr. John Downs with the Virginia Poison Center said the safety of kratom depends heavily on the dosag
Richmond's Code Refresh faces timeline concerns as city attorney flags October deadline (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Va. — Richmond Mayor Danny Avula's administration is pushing to present the final version of Code Refresh — a major rezoning project aimed at expanding housing options and affordability — to City Council by October 13. But the timeline is drawing scrutiny from city leaders. 3rd District Councilwoman Kenya Gibson invited the mayor's team to Thursday's district meeting to answer questions from her and the public about the revamp of the 50-year-old zoning code. "Economic development is no
Two Richmond men in long-term recovery team up to help veterans and others find a path to healing (opens the original)
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Two men in long-term recovery have turned their personal struggles with addiction into a shared mission to help others heal. Wade Rungee has been clean and sober for 34 years. Frank Bellanger III's clean date is Feb. 8, 2019. Both men are now in long-term recovery after battling addiction, and both have turned their pain into purpose. "I'm a recovering alcoholic, saved by the grace of God. Uh, while I was a Marine," Rungee said. Bellanger's road to recovery began even earlier in life. "Started d
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