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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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Myth Buster Bananas and Blood Pressure
Banana the new apple?
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Virginia Tech helmet study may alter child football practice
Stefan Duma outfitted the helmets of seven 6-year-olds with wireless sensors for the study.
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UPDATED: Police: 3 found dead in VA were father, twin girls
Authorities on Sunday identified bodies found in a suburban Richmond home as a man and his twin 3-year-old daughters.
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VA teenage crash deaths on the rise, safety groups urging teens to slow down, buckle up
A recent spike in the number of Virginia teens killed in crashes has regional and state safety organizations urging teen drivers to take precautions to prevent future tragedies from happening.
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Danville Science Center strikes a chord
For the next six months, people of all ages can explore the connections between music and science at the center's latest creation, Wild Music.
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Lynchburg high school seniors pay it forward with "Day of Caring"
While many local high school seniors are busy working toward graduation students at E.C. Glass High School took time out Friday to help others across Lynchburg.
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Community-based disability business talks about impact of training centers closing
Wall Residences serves hundreds of individuals in across the Commonwealth, providing a smaller, more community based environment.
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Lynchburg native sits with Michelle Obama at State of the Union
When Adrienne Howard was going to school at E.C. Glass high school, she never imagined 20 years later she would be sitting with Michelle Obama, the First Lady, at the State of the Union.
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Nine Leaf Clover
Tony Williams, who is on a list for a new heart, found a nine-leaf clover in his front yard. He hopes it will bring him luck in getting that heart. Williams now has an artificial heart and wears a m
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Galax's Vaughn-Bassett Furniture to expand, add jobs
The bedroom furniture company buying old Webb #1 factory, expanding its main factory, and adding 115 jobs
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Families, employees react to closing of Central Virginia Training Center
The Commonwealth announced Thursday the Center would close in 2020.
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Danville visted by President Obama's Science advisor
Dr. John Holdren toured the Danville Institute of Advanced Learning and Research
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Frank Beamer opening new restaurant in Roanoke
Beamer's 25 will open on Salem Ave. this spring
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Bedford family friend of rescued aid worker relieved after SEAL Team Six mission
Edward Tommey, who claims to be a friend of Jessica Buchanan's father, wondered if the family would ever get Jessica back
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Campbell County schools improve reading with new initiative
This year Campbell County schools made a major change to its elementary reading program with the goal of improving how young children learn to read.
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