A jury’s finding that both Johnny Depp and his ex-wife, Amber Heard, were defamed in a long-running public dispute capped a lurid six-week trial that also raised questions about whether the two actors can overcome tarnished reputations.… Read more
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Virginia Lawmakers Approve Compromise State Budget
Virginia’s divided General Assembly passed a compromise state budget Wednesday that would offer nearly $4 billion in tax relief, increase pay for teachers and other public employees, boost K-12 education spending and fund a wide range of projects from roadwork to school construction.… Read more
Police: Man Fired at Officer, Crashed Stolen Cruiser
A man shot at a Virginia police officer Tuesday evening, then fled in a stolen police cruiser and crashed, police said.… Read more
Hinckley Nears Full Freedom 41 Years After Shooting Reagan
A federal judge is set to preside over an important hearing for John Hinckley, the man who shot President Ronald Reagan in 1981 and is on the verge of being released from all remaining restrictive conditions.… Read more
Proposed Virginia Budget Revealed
As Virginia lawmakers are scheduled to return to Richmond next week, negotiations for a budget proposal to fund the state for the next two years have been working overtime to reach a deal. On Thursday, a deal was reached that would cut taxes by $4 billion over the next three years, increase state and teacher pay by 10% over the next two years and allocate funds for sustainable investments into highway construction projects and affordable housing.… Read more
Carnival: Paint Project Affected Some Cruise Passengers
A painting project is to blame for an odor that affected some cruise ship passengers in Virginia and prompted the U.S. Coast Guard to send a crew to investigate Thursday, Carnival Cruise Line said.… Read more
Ex-Virginia Tech Linebacker Testifies in Fatal Beating Trial
A former Virginia Tech football player took the stand in his own defense at his murder trial Thursday, testifying that he felt “violated” when he discovered that a Tinder match he believed was a woman was actually a man.… Read more
Depp-Heard Defamation Suits Go to the Jury
A jury is scheduled to hear closing arguments Friday in Johnny Depp’s high-profile libel lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard.… Read more
PRESS RELEASE: At World Economic Forum, Governor Hogan Announces Global Gateway Initiative to Attract More International Business
Top Maryland lawmakers said Wednesday that eliminating a scheduled gas-tax increase of more than 6 cents this summer won’t solve the problem of high gas prices and would set back efforts to maintain infrastructure.… Read more
Virginia Lawmakers Hesitant on Package to Lure Commanders
Following Dany Snyder acquisition of a 200-acre plot in Virginia, speculations of the Commanders move to the Commonwealth have hit a fever pitch. However, yesterday, two key Virginia lawmakers in Richmond voiced their concerns over a multi-million tax incentive package to lure the team to Virginia. The General Assembly is expected to return to Richmond next week to vote on a budget proposal to fund the state, as well as consider the tax incentives package.… Read more
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Category Archives: Local News
Depp and Heard Face Uncertain Career Prospects After Trial
A jury’s finding that both Johnny Depp and his ex-wife, Amber Heard, were defamed in a long-running public dispute capped a lurid six-week trial that also raised questions about whether the two actors can overcome tarnished reputations.… Continue Reading
Virginia Lawmakers Approve Compromise State Budget
Virginia’s divided General Assembly passed a compromise state budget Wednesday that would offer nearly $4 billion in tax relief, increase pay for teachers and other public employees, boost K-12 education spending and fund a wide range of projects from roadwork to school construction.… Continue Reading
Police: Man Fired at Officer, Crashed Stolen Cruiser
A man shot at a Virginia police officer Tuesday evening, then fled in a stolen police cruiser and crashed, police said.… Continue Reading
Hinckley Nears Full Freedom 41 Years After Shooting Reagan
A federal judge is set to preside over an important hearing for John Hinckley, the man who shot President Ronald Reagan in 1981 and is on the verge of being released from all remaining restrictive conditions.… Continue Reading
Proposed Virginia Budget Revealed
As Virginia lawmakers are scheduled to return to Richmond next week, negotiations for a budget proposal to fund the state for the next two years have been working overtime to reach a deal. On Thursday, a deal was reached that would cut taxes by $4 billion over the next three years, increase state and teacher pay by 10% over the next two years and allocate funds for sustainable investments into highway construction projects and affordable housing.… Continue Reading
Carnival: Paint Project Affected Some Cruise Passengers
A painting project is to blame for an odor that affected some cruise ship passengers in Virginia and prompted the U.S. Coast Guard to send a crew to investigate Thursday, Carnival Cruise Line said.… Continue Reading
Ex-Virginia Tech Linebacker Testifies in Fatal Beating Trial
A former Virginia Tech football player took the stand in his own defense at his murder trial Thursday, testifying that he felt “violated” when he discovered that a Tinder match he believed was a woman was actually a man.… Continue Reading
Depp-Heard Defamation Suits Go to the Jury
A jury is scheduled to hear closing arguments Friday in Johnny Depp’s high-profile libel lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard.… Continue Reading
PRESS RELEASE: At World Economic Forum, Governor Hogan Announces Global Gateway Initiative to Attract More International Business
Top Maryland lawmakers said Wednesday that eliminating a scheduled gas-tax increase of more than 6 cents this summer won’t solve the problem of high gas prices and would set back efforts to maintain infrastructure.… Continue Reading
Virginia Lawmakers Hesitant on Package to Lure Commanders
Following Dany Snyder acquisition of a 200-acre plot in Virginia, speculations of the Commanders move to the Commonwealth have hit a fever pitch. However, yesterday, two key Virginia lawmakers in Richmond voiced their concerns over a multi-million tax incentive package to lure the team to Virginia. The General Assembly is expected to return to Richmond next week to vote on a budget proposal to fund the state, as well as consider the tax incentives package.… Continue Reading