Neal Permanently Out of Office
Last Updated: 7:04 PM 05/09/08 -
Friday morning, former Harrisonburg City Treasurer Rebecca Neal pleaded guilty to one felony count of misappropriation of public funds. (Full Story) |
Rockingham County Parent Notification
Last Updated: 7:11 PM 05/09/08 -
After a lockdown at Pleasant Valley Elementary School Thursday, some parents are questioning why they weren't notified sooner about the lockdown. (Full Story) |
Possible Tornado in Swoope
Last Updated: 5:56 PM 05/09/08 -
The wild weather Thursday night caused damage across the Valley, downing trees and branches. (Full Story) |
Special Election for Treasurer
Last Updated: 6:52 PM 05/09/08 -
Just one week ago, Neal was suspended from office, and the acting city treasurer was sworn in. (Full Story) |
Waynesboro Disaster Relief
Last Updated: 5:44 PM 05/09/08 -
People in Waynesboro are doing their part to help tornado victims in Suffolk. (Full Story) |
ARC Yard Sale
Last Updated: 5:51 PM 05/09/08 -
It's that time of year when the signs for yard sales proliferate. (Full Story) |
Getting Revved Before the Tests
Last Updated: 5:19 PM 05/09/08 -
With the standards of learning testing right around the corner, one elementary school found a way to get motivated in a big way. (Full Story) |
Second Time Arrested for Child Porn
Last Updated: 6:27 PM 05/09/08 -
Prosecutors say a former bus driver for Iraq war contractor KBR who was fired in 2006 for possessing child pornography has again been caught with a large collection of child porn. (Full Story) |
Transportation Plan Announcement Expected
Last Updated: 6:24 PM 05/09/08 -
Governor Tim Kaine will announce a plan of new taxes to pay for new highway construction and the upkeep and repair of existing roads on Monday. (Full Story) |
Record Early Voting
Last Updated: 6:21 PM 05/09/08 -
A record number of West Virginians have cast early ballots for a primary in advance of Tuesday's election. (Full Story) |
Neal Pleads Guilty
Last Updated: 6:28 PM 05/09/08 -
Suspended Harrisonburg City Treasurer Rebecca Neal has pleaded guilty to charges of misappropriation of public funds. (Full Story) |
More Charges Filed Against Juvenile
Last Updated: 4:52 PM 05/09/08 -
The 16-year-old male from Crozet involved in the shootings on Interstate 64 now faces more charges connected to the shootings in Waynesboro. (Full Story) |
More Charges for Waynesboro Man
Last Updated: 4:21 PM 05/09/08 -
A Waynesboro man accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend in the head faces additional charges stemming from the incident. (Full Story) |
Stamp Out Hunger
Last Updated: 2:20 PM 05/09/08 -
The weather may not be looking too good for the weekend, but that won't affect this year's annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. (Full Story) |
Starving Food Banks
Last Updated: 2:26 PM 05/09/08 -
Since 2008 started, one area food bank has seen 10,000 new faces walk through their doors each month because they have been unable to feed their families and are looking for help. (Full Story) |
Arrest in Double Shooting on Trail
Last Updated: 4:30 PM 05/09/08 -
The yellow crime-scene tape is down and a 28-mile section of the Appalachian Trail in Virginia is open again. (Full Story) |
Indicted for Transporting Illegals
Last Updated: 11:37 AM 05/09/08 -
A Guatemala national has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Roanoke on charges related to transportation of illegal immigrants. (Full Story) |
Raising Awareness of Drug Abuse
Last Updated: 11:35 AM 05/09/08 -
Organizers of this year's Rural Ministry Conference hope to raise awareness of drug abuse in West Virginia and to find ways to combat the problem. (Full Story) |
Severe Weather in the State
Last Updated: 11:29 AM 05/09/08 -
Storms ripped through Virginia Thursday night and Friday morning, damaging homes in Stafford County and threatening to flood other areas. (Full Story) |
Senator Fined for Failure to Vaccinate
Last Updated: 11:22 AM 05/09/08 -
State Senator Robert Hurt was fined for failing to vaccinate his dog for rabies after his Labrador retriever bit a man. (Full Story) |
Union Carbide Layoffs Begin
Last Updated: 11:09 AM 05/09/08 -
Dow Chemical's previously announced layoffs at its South Charleston Union Carbide division have begun. (Full Story) |
Visitor Center Closing
Last Updated: 11:06 AM 05/09/08 -
Monticello's visitor center will close next month in preparation for a new facility that is expected to open in November. (Full Story) |
Historic Trails Bill Signed
Last Updated: 11:04 AM 05/09/08 -
President Bush has signed legislation creating two historic trails. (Full Story) |
Pushing for Eco-Friendly Businesses
Last Updated: 11:00 AM 05/09/08 -
The nonprofit Center for Economic Options is teaming up with college students across the state to push West Virginia as a hub for environmentally sustainable businesses. (Full Story) |
Witnesses Claim Storm Looked Like Tornado
Last Updated: 1:22 PM 05/09/08 -
Residents in Swoope claim to have seen a tornado-like storm pass through the area on Thursday night. (Full Story) |
Crime Where You Live 5-8
Last Updated: 1:25 PM 05/09/08 -
A summary of recent criminal activity in the Valley including a $4,500 stolen bicycle and a rash of vandalism in a Harrisonburg neighborhood. (Full Story) |
Winchester Soldiers Return
Last Updated: 1:31 PM 05/09/08 -
Winchester welcomed home about 80 area Virginia National Guard soldiers Thursday evening after they spent months overseas. (Full Story) |
Facebook Partners with Attorney's General
Last Updated: 1:44 PM 05/09/08 -
Virginia has been a national leader in the area of youth internet safety. (Full Story) |
Page County Fire
Last Updated: 1:49 PM 05/09/08 -
The rain should help firefighters control a blaze that is burning in the George Washington National Forest. (Full Story) |
Page County Jobs
Last Updated: 1:58 PM 05/09/08 -
Page County is using some green to go green, because Shenandoah Waste Services announced it will invest $4 million into expanding its materials recycling operation in Page County. (Full Story) |
Court Rules Against Peanut Farmers
Last Updated: 6:04 PM 05/08/08 -
A federal appeals court in Richmond has tossed out a nearly $30 million judgment for peanut farmers in seven states who sued the government in a dispute over crop insurance payments. (Full Story) |
Bush Threatens Vetoes
Last Updated: 6:03 PM 05/08/08 -
The White House again says President Bush will veto rival House and Senate Iraq funding bills, even after Democrats made spending concessions designed to win the president's signature. (Full Story) |
Hurricane Preparedness Tax Holiday
Last Updated: 4:26 PM 05/09/08 -
Virginians looking to prepare for hurricane season can thank the state for an upcoming tax holiday on items to keep their families ready in case of a storm. (Full Story) |
Cokie Roberts Visit
Last Updated: 1:34 PM 05/09/08 -
Famed author and news analyst Cokie Roberts visited Staunton Thursday. (Full Story) |
Charges Over Controversial Ad?
Last Updated: 10:05 AM 05/09/08 -
Staunton city elections are over, but the fallout continues because of an advertisement supporting three of the candidates. (Full Story) |
Arrested for Assaulting Officer
Last Updated: 3:19 PM 05/09/08 -
A Staunton man is in jail after being charged with assaulting a police officer Thursday morning. (Full Story) |
Detour for Tunnel Work
Last Updated: 1:39 PM 05/09/08 -
Drivers heading south on Main Street in Harrisonburg had to change their driving patterns Thursday. (Full Story) |
Murder for Hire Sentence
Last Updated: 6:03 PM 05/08/08 -
A Williamsburg woman will spend seven and a half years in prison for trying to hire a man to kill her husband. (Full Story) |
Call to Take Patch Off Market
Last Updated: 6:02 PM 05/08/08 -
The government is being asked to pull the birth-control patch off the market. (Full Story) |
W.V. AG Bogus Letter Warning
Last Updated: 6:02 PM 05/08/08 -
Attorney General Darrell McGraw is warning businesses about bogus letters falsely claiming his office is investigating them. (Full Story) |
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