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Washington and Lee Mock Convention predicts Romney as nominee
Students also picked Governor Bob McDonnell as Romney's running mate.
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Cantor, Huntsman address Washington and Lee students
Speakers discussed country's issues as well as candidates.
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Mike Huckabee speaks at Washington and Lee University
Mike Huckabee speaks at Washington and Lee University for Mock Convention.
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Coulter and Carville go toe to toe at Washington and Lee Mock Con
Political Pundits Ann Coulter and James Carville squared off in a debate at Washington and Lee's Mock Convention.
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Martinsville Speedway, Gary Sinise team up for concert to help Marine
Concert to help Patrick County Marine Corporal Joshua Kerns, who lost much of his legs, and part of his right arm in Afghanistan
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Jeff's Notes: A governor's clout
RICHMOND, VA -- Halfway through his term, Gov. Bob McDonnell sees his influence wane as GOP legislators look to their future without him.
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Civil War-era Building Demolished
Demolition of a Civil War-era tobacco warehouse that also served as a Confederate hospital during the war
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Cuccinelli, Deeds, Bedford Co. Sheriff want more money for ICAC
Bath County State Senator Creigh Deeds has submitted a bill to keep all money generated by ICAC convictions, within the ICAC program
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Tuesday at 6: Tracking your kids
Erin Barnett looks at some tools that help parents keep tabs on their children.
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Duke men surge past host Hokies before halftime
BLACKSBURG ? Virginia Tech men?s basketball coach Seth Greenberg is waiting for this year?s team to develop the toughness the Hokies have been known for during his nine-year tenure. Tech certainly di
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I-81 deadly crash traffic nightmare
WSLS's Erin Barnett speaks with drivers about the traffic nightmare caused by the deadly crash on I-81
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I-81 deadly crash company safety check
WSLS's Scott Leamon checks into the safety record of the company that owned the tractor-trailer that crashed on I-81 near Buchanan
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I-81 deadly crash Botetourt County
A double tractor-trailer crashed near Buchanan, blocking all lanes of I-81 for more than 13 hours
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Donald Rumsfeld speaks to large crowd in Roanoke
More than 400 people welcome Former Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld. To start off the evening, Rumsfeld shared his thoughts on the current state of Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Lynchburg building collapse
A quiet day was quickly disrupted, when the back of this building on Dunbar drive in Lynchburg collapsed. Richard Jordan lives behind it.
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Jeff's Notes: Veering to the right
RICHMOND, VA -- Republicans at the General Assembly are flexing their muscles on guns, voter IDs and abortion.
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Virginia National Guard: "Make sure we maintain high expectations"
Virginia National Guard soldiers at the local level are seeing funding cuts.
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10 OYS Fact Check: Can Bowers take credit for changes listed in mailer
While the facts listed in incumbent Roanoke mayor David Bowers' first campaign mailer of the season were true, 10 On Your Side asked him if he can take credit for all the changes he listed as positive
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Ask Karen RSD
Q: "I called last week and ask if you would do a section a little something about R.S.D. Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy?
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View from Olympia: Cantor's competition?
RICHMOND, VA -- Three men are vying for the Democratic nomination to challenge House Majority Leader Eric Cantor.
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Bill's Back Porch: Gadget freaking
RICHMOND, VA -- There are some nifty electronic devices out there, but how do you know which ones will actually improve your life?
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Budget constraints may hurt hatcheries, fishing at Smith Mountain Lake
David Whitehurst, the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries' director of wildlife resources, said he has not yet been given permission to hire the seasonal employees he'll need to staff the
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Whooping cough cases spike in western Virginia
The Virginia Department of Health says cases more than tripled between 2009 and 2011 in western Virginia
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Martinville man says med school impact will be huge
The man trying to start a med school in Martinsville says the economic impact will be huge.
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Outlooks show cold air arriving
After a mild start to January, outlooks show temperatures dropping heading into early February. Below average precipitation looks to continue.
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