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Boar's Head to ‘indefinitely close' Virginia plant tied to listeria deaths
After a deadly listeria outbreak stretched across 18 states and killed at least nine people, Boar’s Head will “indefinitely close” the Jarratt, Virginia, meat plant tied to the outbreak.
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99th annual Pony Swim draws thousand in Virginia
Thousands of people gathered in Virginia to watch Chincoteague wild ponies make their annual swim across the Assateague Channel on Wednesday
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Shenandoah National Park hiker murder case solved after deaths of 2 women in 1996
Nearly three decades after the murders of two women in Shenandoah National Park, the FBI says they now know who was responsible for the horrific crime.
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No lie: Perfectly preserved centuries-old cherries unearthed at Mount Vernon
Dozens of bottles of centuries-old, impeccably preserved cherries and berries from the cellar of George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate in northern Virginia have been discovered during an archaeological dig.
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WATCH: Suspected drunk driver hits trooper during traffic stop
A video shows the moment a suspected drunk driver hit a trooper who was speaking to another driver.
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Virginia school board votes to restore names of Confederate leaders to schools
In the wake of George Floyd’s murder, a school board in Virginia stripped the names of Confederate military figures from two schools. Four years later, the board approved a motion to restore the names.
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Video: Dump truck slams into overpass in northern Virginia
The raised bed of a dump truck slammed into an overhead ramp on westbound Interstate 66 Monday, but remarkably, no one was injured.
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‘Proud dad': Parents praise son, 6, for sacrificing self to try to save brother during fatal fire
A Virginia boy who died of smoke inhalation from a house fire earlier this month could have escaped but chose to protect his 3-year-old brother.
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Fetish site used to lure victim, affair with the au pair: Prosecutors allege twisted plot in Virginia double killing
Fairfax County authorities outlined a mysterious series of events leading up to the double homicide as part of a hearing to decide whether a family’s au pair should stand trial for murder.
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Crime stories drove readers to GoFundMe campaigns, only the victims didn't exist
A series of apparently fabricated articles were published on the website NewsBreak and used to raise money for victims of crimes that did not happen.
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Sons of missing Virginia couple whose yacht was hijacked in Caribbean call attack ‘unimaginable'
A married couple who sold their home in Virginia to retire to a life at sea is missing after authorities believe escaped convicts stole their yacht in the Caribbean.
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Connie the Container Dog is expecting!
A dog who made national headlines when she was rescued after spending more than a week in a shipping container in Texas is receiving care from a local animal rescue team, and they have some exciting news to share.
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Dog found in shipping container expecting
A dog who made national headlines when she was rescued after spending more than a week in a shipping container in Texas is receiving care from a local animal rescue team. Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder follows her incredible journey.
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Boston-area brothel bust hearings to be public, Mass. high court justice rules
Initial hearings for 28 people accused of paying for sex at high-end brothels operating in the Boston area will be open to the public, a justice on Massachusetts’ highest court wrote Friday. But documents in the case will be sealed before the hearings to protect private information for anyone for whom probably cause is not established at the hearings, Supreme…
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A gun shaped hole on a Virginia sidewalk goes viral
A gun shaped sidewalk indentation on a Virginia sidewalk is going viral.
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Alleged clients in Mass. brothel bust case push to keep initial hearings private
At least half of the 28 people accused of paying for sex in a high-end brothel network are pushing back on efforts to make initial hearings in the case public, citing their privacy rights. The arrests of three people in connection with the brothel organization alleged to have been operating in Massachusetts and Virginia drew public attention, and acting U.S….
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Public hearings suspended for alleged clients in Mass. brothel bust case
A Massachusetts Supreme Court judge has suspended hearings set in the cases against 28 people accused of paying for sex in a high-end brothel network while the courts address questions of what information will be made publicly available in the case. The arrests of three people in connection with the brothel organization alleged to have been operating in Massachusetts and…
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Probable cause hearings announced for alleged clients in Mass. brothel bust case
Dates have been set for probable cause hearings in the cases against 28 people accused of paying for sex in a high-end brothel network alleged to have been operating in Massachusetts and Virginia. The names of the accused have yet to be released, but the hearings will be open to the public after requests from NBC10 Boston and other news…
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Woman had loaded gun in bag for Christmas Eve flight at DC-area airport
A woman at a Washington, D.C.-area airport took a loaded handgun in her carry-on bag for a flight on Christmas Eve, the Transportation Security Administration said Tuesday.
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Hearings to be open to public as feds look to charge alleged clients of high-end brothel
The names of 28 people accused of paying for sex at a brothel network have not been released, but that could change after a clerk-magistrate’s ruling Thursday.