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Surveillance video of March-Williams incident doesn’t show confrontation

Videos capture the end of Saturday’s Republican gala where March says Williams assaulted her.

Lawmaker charged with assaulting his primary opponent denies the allegations.

At the university’s weekly Convocation, the former vice president urged the audience to protect the Constitution.

A total of $135 million in federal earmarks to benefit Southwest and Southside must first be approved by the U.S. Senate.

Warner, Kaine, Griffith cite previous request for federal aid for Hurley, ask Biden to consider “cumulative impact on this community.”

The new facility’s MILO simulator can only be found in two other police departments in the western half of the state.

The high impact on rural areas is due to prescription drug epidemic, officials say.

But a new Roanoke College poll finds that most Virginia Republicans wouldn’t support a presidential bid for 2024.

Virginia Department of Health rations the cost-free distribution of Narcan kits as the number of fentanyl overdose deaths continues to climb.

Texas is busing asylum-seeking migrants to Washington, D.C. The Biden administration has turned down the mayor’s request for National Guard help.