Posts Tagged ‘Virginia’

Virginia launches road-trip tourism campaign; Baby girl born in SUV with help of Arlington cop; Fairfax County native hits big screen with ‘Lawless’ film; Promoting safety on the Potomac River; Prince William teacher charged with assaulting student; Gainesville man pleads guilty in fatal 2010 crash; and Dulles-based Orbital Sciences competes with Space X to resupply space station

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Thursday, May 24th, 2012

 

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Virginia launches road-trip tourism campaign

WTOP  

Baby girl born in SUV with help of Arlington cop 

Washington Examiner

Fairfax County native hits big screen with ‘Lawless’ film 

Washington Post

Promoting safety on the Potomac River

WTOP 

Prince William teacher charged with assaulting student

Washington Examiner

Gainesville man pleads guilty in fatal 2010 crash

InsideNova

Dulles-based Orbital Sciences competes with Space X to resupply space station

WUSA9

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/John T Takai)



Virginia says Dulles tolls don’t have to rise so much; Springfield Tae Kwan Do instructor accused of sex crimes; Dulles Town Center lands Regal Cinemas theater; Virginia risks ADA violations in not releasing mental patients; Noose found at Ashburn home; Red light cameras in Alexandria catch thousands; and Prince William plan tracks tourism investment

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday, May 23, 2012 

Virginia says Dulles tolls don’t have to rise so much

Washington Examiner

Springfield Tae Kwan Do instructor accused of sex crimes

WJLA

Dulles Town Center lands Regal Cinemas theater

Washington Business Journal

Virginia risks ADA violations in not releasing mental patients

Washington Times

Noose found at Ashburn home

WJLA 

Red light cameras in Alexandria catch thousands

NBC WASHINGTON

Prince William plan tracks tourism investment

Washington Business Journal

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/david n madden)



Virginia takes a swing at school bullies; Silver Line testing will cause Orange Line delays; Woman arrested at GMU graduation; Historic Culpeper house gets funds for quake repairs; and Virginia hosts National Kids to Parks Day

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Friday, May 18th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friday, May 18, 2012

Virginia takes a swing at school bullies

Fairfax County Times

Silver Line testing will cause Orange Line delays 

WTOP  

Woman arrested at GMU graduation

NBC WASHINGTON

Historic Culpeper house gets funds for quake repairs 

WTOP 

Virginia hosts National Kids to Parks Day 

WJLA

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/Gary Paul Lewis)



DNA results from cons to be released in Virginia; Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board faces $8 million shortfall; Manassas men charged in Honduran cocaine trafficking ring; Testicle Festival returns to Virginia Square; 40 percent of Virginia 8th graders proficient in science; and Same-sex marriage debate may carry risks for Tim Kaine, Obama in Virginia

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Friday, May 11th, 2012

 

Friday, May 11, 2012

DNA results from cons to be released in Virginia

WUSA9

Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board faces $8 million shortfall

Fairfax County Times

Manassas men charged in Honduran cocaine trafficking ring

InsideNova

Testicle Festival returns to Virginia Square

ARLnow

40 percent of Virginia 8th graders proficient in science

WTOP  

Same-sex marriage debate may carry risks for Tim Kaine, Obama in Virginia

Washington Post

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/zentilia)



Body found at Manassas rest stop on I-66; Centreville man arrested for waving gun at Ritz-Carlton; Post poll says Silver Line to Dulles not important to most Virginians; Fairfax County Police employee charged with forcible sodomy; NASA’s Langley Research Center to erect historical markers; President Obama airs new TV ad in Virginia; and Longer commutes, expensive housing threaten NoVA economy

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Thursday, May 10th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Body found at Manassas rest stop on I-66 

Manassas Patch

Centreville man arrested for waving gun at Ritz-Carlton 

WJLA

Post poll says Silver Line to Dulles not important to most Virginians 

Washington Post

Fairfax County Police employee charged with forcible sodomy 

WJLA

NASA’s Langley Research Center to erect historical markers 

WTOP 

President Obama airs new TV ad in Virginia 

Washington Post

Longer commutes, expensive housing threaten NoVA economy 

WTOP

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/carl ballou)



McDonnell: Obama better organized in Virginia than Romney; NOVA Woodbridge campus closed due to bomb threat; Violent crime declines in Virginia in 2011; Loudoun would suffer crushing economic blow without Silver Line; and HOV Hybrid Exemption Extended in Virginia

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Tuesday, May 8th, 2012

 

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

McDonnell: Obama better organized in Virginia than Romney 

Washington Examiner

NOVA Woodbridge campus closed due to bomb threat 

WTOP

Violent crime declines in Virginia in 2011

WJLA

Loudoun would suffer crushing economic blow without Silver Line

WTOP

HOV Hybrid Exemption Extended in Virginia

NBC WASHINGTON

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/Vepar5)



56-year-old woman commits suicide at Burke Target; Culpeper County man shoots and kills dog after it attacks his infant son; Kilby Elementary School principal charged with embezzlement; Prince William County woman to be sentenced for barricading children in room; Virginia becomes battleground state; and Warner vs. Cuccinelli in 2013?

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Thursday, May 3rd, 2012

 

Thursday, May 3, 2012

56-year-old woman commits suicide at Burke Target

Burke Patch

Culpeper County man shoots and kills dog after it attacks his infant son

InsideNova

Kilby Elementary School principal charged with embezzlement 

WJLA

Prince William County woman to be sentenced for barricading children in room

Washington Examiner

Virginia becomes battleground state 

WJLA

Warner vs. Cuccinelli in 2013? 

Washington Examiner

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/SeanPavonePhoto)



Man hit by Amtrak train in Woodbridge; Obama invokes Virginia’s social-issues ‘nonsense’ at McLean fundraiser; State pulls Alexandria school funding amid investigation; Naked man walks along GW Parkway; Virginia, Maryland punt on billions needed for roads; NORAD to conduct flights over D.C. region; Manassas man charged with abusing boys over 30 years ago; and Fort Belvoir hospital worker wins $1 million in D.C. lottery

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Monday, April 30th, 2012

 

Monday, April 30, 2012 

Man hit by Amtrak train in Woodbridge

WTOP

Obama invokes Virginia’s social-issues ‘nonsense’ at McLean fundraiser

Washington Post

State pulls Alexandria school funding amid investigation

Washington Examiner

Naked man walks along GW Parkway

WTOP  

Virginia, Maryland punt on billions needed for roads

Washington Examiner

NORAD to conduct flights over D.C. region

InsideNova

Manassas man charged with abusing boys over 30 years ago

WJLA

Fort Belvoir hospital worker wins $1 million in D.C. lottery

WJLA

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/Jeff Williams)



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

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Thursday, April 26th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Obama to launch campaign from tossup Virginia 

Washington Examiner

George Huguely sued over Yeardley Love slaying

WJLA

Despite warnings, Virginia drivers distracted in construction zones

WTOP

Fairfax social programs face funding shortfall 

Washington Examiner

Redskins pick RGIII in first round of NFL draft 

InsideNova

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/Fillip Fuxa)



California cop charged in NoVA drug bust; Woodbridge men charged with sexually assaulting 7- and 8-year-old girls; George Mason University daytime robbery rocks campus; Virginia earns B- for its child-abuse reporting laws; and Thousands witness Space Shuttle Discovery’s final flight

Posted by Lindsey Leake / Tuesday, April 17th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, April 17, 2012 

California cop charged in NoVA drug bust

Washington Examiner

Woodbridge men charged with sexually assaulting 7- and 8-year-old girls

WUSA9

George Mason University daytime robbery rocks campus

WJLA

Virginia earns B- for its child-abuse reporting laws

WTOP

Thousands witness Space Shuttle Discovery’s final flight

InsideNova

 

(Compiled by Lindsey Leake; photo courtesy of Shutterstock/carl ballou)



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