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    All the need-to-know news for the region

    Obama to launch campaign from tossup Virginia; George Huguely sued over Yeardley Love slaying; Despite warnings, Virginia drivers distracted in construction zones; Fairfax social programs face funding shortfall; and Redskins pick RGIII in first round of NFL draft

    Thursday, April 26th, 2012

    Anatomy of Our Water

    Wednesday, April 25th, 2012

    Ever stop to wonder what’s in the water we drink? Where it comes from? If it’s safe?

    Arlington Police, Virginia Tech make FAA list of agencies able to operate unmanned aerial drones; Woman, 85, dies during police transport in Fairfax County; Leesburg resident discovers black bear on back deck; Loudoun County School Board approves $809 million budget; Normal service resumes after Metro train derailment at Rosslyn; Fredericksburg detective pleads guilty to solicitation; 11-year-old autistic boy drowns in Stafford retention pond; and Planned palace in Great Falls neighborhood upsets residents

    Wednesday, April 25th, 2012

    Alexandria attorneys challenge Virginia lethal injections; Cocaine chocolate confiscated at Dulles; Gov. McDonnell asks Virginia schools to limit tuition hikes; Popular Thomas Jefferson HS student remembered; Fredericksburg icon vandalized over the weekend; Prince William teacher charged for waiting to report sexual abuse allegations; Fairfax County Crime Solvers launches app; and Will Gov. McDonnell be Mitt Romney’s running mate?

    Tuesday, April 24th, 2012

    Arlington National Cemetery Featured in New Song

    Tuesday, April 24th, 2012

    The music video honors soldiers who have died and soldiers who still suffer.

    Over the Bridge We Go

    Monday, April 23rd, 2012

    What if the beltway wasn’t the only way to get into Maryland?

    Virginia’s economy ranks 3rd in the U.S.; Virginia investigates voter fraud; VRE, Metro fare hikes to hit July 1; Virginia Tech officer will be first on National Law Enforcement Memorial; Property taxes to rise in Arlington; Virginia abortion providers coping with new rules; and 1 in 2 new college graduates are jobless or underemployed

    Monday, April 23rd, 2012

    Think You Know NoVA?

    Monday, April 23rd, 2012

    The following is our version of the well-known icebreaker game Two Truths and a Lie.

    Skeletal remains found in Lorton belong to missing Prince William County brothers; Girl missing since 2006 found in Loudoun County; Man in KISS mask robs Woodbridge pizzeria; Fairfax County suspends work on computer overhaul; McDonnell seeks gun check improvements; and Group takes Virginia ‘spitwad’ case to U.S. Supreme Court

    Friday, April 20th, 2012

    Man in stolen police vehicle leads authorities on I-66 chase; Plans moving ahead for I-95 tolls; Microsoft CEO hits NoVA; Space Shuttle Discovery prepares to move to Udvar-Hazy Center; VDOT proposes $1/month fee for E-ZPass users; Accidental death rate for Virginia children declines; Budget outlook bleaker for Fairfax schools; and Romney to give commencement speech at Lynchburg’s Liberty University

    Thursday, April 19th, 2012
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