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The Virginian-Pilot

  • Sword-wielding man dies after being Tased in Hampton

    The Virginian-Pilot – 45 mins ago  

    HAMPTON A sword-wielding man died early this morning hours after being Tased twice by police. According to a news release from Hampton Police, officers responded to a complaint involving an emergency custody order in the 1st block of Overlook Court about 11 p.m. Thursday. Full Story »

  • Ship's commander, XO relieved of duty over relationship

    The Virginian-Pilot – 1 hr 15 mins ago  

    NORFOLK The commanding officer of the dock landing ship Fort McHenry has been relieved of duty due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command, the Navy announced Friday. Full Story »

  • Hundreds show up for ODU 'flash mob'

    The Virginian-Pilot – 2 hrs 1 min ago  

    Hundreds of students swarmed the lobby of Old Dominion University's Perry Library Thursday night in what was to be a flash mob of "epic" proportions. Full Story »

  • Va. Beach police looking for sexual assault suspect

    The Virginian-Pilot – 2 hrs 15 mins ago  

    VIRGINIA BEACH Police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman at her home early Thursday morning. Full Story »

  • Norfolk State revises admissions standards

    The Virginian-Pilot – 2 hrs 45 mins ago  

    NORFOLK Revised admissions criteria approved this morning at Norfolk State University will allow some access for low-achieving students while striving to increase the academic profile of future Spartans. It also aims to correct concerns highlighted in an internal audit of the admissions process at the university. Full Story »

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Daily Press

  • UPDATE: Drug bust nets 22 arrests

    Daily Press – Fri Dec 11, 3:55 am ET  

    An investigation that began a year ago with the overdose of an inmate at a Newport News correctional facility culminated Thursday in the arrest of 22 people in what federal officials call "a major heroin drug trafficking ring." Full Story »

  • More Va. prisoners in 2008

    Daily Press – Fri Dec 11, 3:55 am ET  

    Virginia showed a slight increase in the number of inmates statewide, but the prison populations of 20 other states fell in 2008, according to figures released yesterday by the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics. Full Story »

  • Bolling named jobs czar

    Daily Press – Fri Dec 11, 3:54 am ET  

    Gov.-elect Bob McDonnell appointed Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling his administration's new jobs czar Thursday and made it a position in his cabinet. Full Story »

  • Sheriff searching for larceny suspect

    Daily Press – Fri Dec 11, 3:54 am ET  

    The York-Poquoson Sheriff's office is asking for help locating a Newport News man wanted in connection with a string of vehicle break-ins last month. Full Story »

  • Community colleges tackle problem of developmental studies

    Daily Press – Thu Dec 10, 11:19 pm ET  

    — New students are being lost from college classrooms because they don't understand math or writing or science well enough to get into a credit-level course, and must repeat the entry course. That leads to frustration, which leads to drop-outs, and that's costing students and taxpayers nationwide, community college officials say. Full Story »

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Eastern Shore News

  • Delmarva's Local Sports Scores

    Eastern Shore News – Fri Dec 11, 4:36 am ET  

    Stephen Decatur 57, Parkside 30Holly Grove 49, Worcester Prep 42 Full Story »

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    Eastern Shore News – Thu Dec 10, 6:05 pm ET  

    Mason Kellem enjoys pizza with Santa at the Princess Anne firehouse. After Santa’s official arrival in Princess Anne, children were treated to pizza, drinks, desserts, and the movie How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Full Story »

  • Delmar victors

    Eastern Shore News – Thu Dec 10, 4:35 pm ET  

    Congratulations to the Delmar football team on its state championship. You should be very proud. Thank you Fire Chief Joe Morris Jr. for ignoring the naysayers and giving the team the welcome back to town that it deserved. Full Story »

  • Salisbury residents urge action on city crime at public forum

    Eastern Shore News – Thu Dec 10, 2:05 pm ET  

    SALISBURY -- City and county residents said Monday night that they want to feel safe in their neighborhoods and businesses and called for officials to end their bickering and start working together. Full Story »

  • Fruitland parent raises concerns about Obama video

    Eastern Shore News – Thu Dec 10, 12:20 pm ET  

    SALISBURY -- A Wicomico County parent is upset over a video of President Obama watched by fourth-graders at Fruitland Intermediate School. Full Story »

The Daily Advance

  • Firm offers teachers free school supplies

    The Daily Advance – 58 mins ago  

    Like many local teachers, Denota Heiskool knows what it’s like to be on a tight budget. So when she and 484 other Elizabeth City-Pasquotank teachers were invited to help themselves to a few free school supplies, Heiskool didn’t hesitate. Full Story »

  • MACU investigates racist letter

    The Daily Advance – Thu Dec 10, 11:18 pm ET  

    Administrators at Mid-Atlantic Christian University are searching for the persons believed to be responsible for posting a racist, threatening letter at various locations on the university’s campus. Full Story »

  • Camden has $5.5M in fund balance

    The Daily Advance – Thu Dec 10, 11:18 pm ET  

    While other counties struggling through the recession wonder where the revenue will come from if natural or financial disaster strikes, tiny Camden County currently doesn’t have such worries. Full Story »

  • DSS: Operation Santa in dire need

    The Daily Advance – Thu Dec 10, 6:33 pm ET  

    If hundreds of sponsors don’t step forward soon, children in more than 400 Currituck families could wake up Christmas morning to an empty tree. Full Story »

  • EC man nabbed in break-ins

    The Daily Advance – Thu Dec 10, 2:49 pm ET  

    Elizabeth City police say the number of break-ins traditionally go up during the holiday season, and sure enough, they arrested a man Tuesday night who they say was attempting his second break-in of the same building in a week. Full Story »

The Virginia Gazette

  • Council aproves 4-person rule

    The Virginia Gazette – 2 hrs 6 mins ago  

    WILLIAMSBURG -- How little difference a year makes. Full Story »

  • Supes scratch on golf course deal

    The Virginia Gazette – 2 hrs 6 mins ago  

    JAMES CITY – Although they briefly considered it Tuesday night, the Board of Supervisors would not authorize a bid for the Colonial Golf Course at next Thursday's foreclosure auction. Full Story »

  • 3 arrested in thefts from cars

    The Virginia Gazette – 2 hrs 6 mins ago  

    YORK -- Late on the night of Nov. 21 and early the next morning, several vehicles in the lower York neighborhoods of Marlbank, Edgehill, Tabb Woods and Carys Chapel were rummaged through and items stolen. Full Story »

  • Up to 87 houses could hold 4

    The Virginia Gazette – 2 hrs 6 mins ago  

    WILLIAMSBURG — City Council remains intent on modifying the 3-person rule in neighborhoods near the college campus, despite unified opposition by the Planning Commission. Full Story »

  • Pottery holds a festive luncheon

    The Virginia Gazette – 2 hrs 7 mins ago  

    JAMES CITY -- For three years the Williamsburg Pottery has rolled out the red (and green) carpet to seniors served by the Salvation Army. Full Story »

Outer Banks Sentinel

  • Colington firefighters make quick fire stop

    Outer Banks Sentinel – Wed Dec 9, 2:26 am ET  

    Colington firefighters received a call for a possible structure fire in the 1000 block of Colington Road shortly after 9 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 4. Full Story »

  • Utility customers may receive tax refund

    Outer Banks Sentinel – Wed Dec 9, 2:26 am ET  

    The Dare County Superior Court has ruled in favor of Cape Hatteras Electric Membership Corporation, now operating as Cape Hatteras Electric Cooperative, in a complaint filed by the cooperative in November of 2000 concerning sales and franchise taxes the N.C. Department of Revenue collected beginning in 2000 and 2001. Full Story »

  • Hatchlings rescued from the storm

    Outer Banks Sentinel – Wed Dec 9, 2:26 am ET  

    They were tiny and very vulnerable during the recent nor'easter that parked itself off of the North Carolina coast. Full Story »

  • Storm sprinkled treasures on beach

    Outer Banks Sentinel – Wed Dec 9, 2:26 am ET  

    The 'Veteran's Day Nor'easter' provided some interesting discoveries for beachcombers on the Outer Banks. Full Story »

  • Body washes ashore on refuge

    Outer Banks Sentinel – Wed Dec 9, 2:25 am ET  

    On Saturday, Nov. 21, at 12:15 p.m., Alligator River and Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge Law Enforcement Officer Jay Eddy received a call that a body had washed ashore on the beach at the north end of Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge. Full Story »

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