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The State Highway Patrol says the 17-year-old driver was clocked going more than 100 mph before he lost control at the Brogden Road exit in Smithfield.

Do you remember the supply chain problems that we experienced during the darkest days of the COVID pandemic?  Well, now we are being warned that the crisis in the Red Sea could actually disrupt global supply chains to an even greater degree.  Needless to say, this comes at a really bad time because the U.S. economy has really been struggling lately. 

Virginia lawmakers nominated experienced attorneys on Tuesday to fill two long-standing vacancies on the state’s powerful regulatory panel that oversees interests ranging from utilities to insurers.

The Virginia General Assembly has elected two attorneys to fill long-standing vacancies on the state’s powerful regulatory panel that oversees interests ranging from utilities to insurers. Without opposition, both chambers

Do you remember the supply chain problems that we experienced during the darkest days of the COVID pandemic?  Well, now we are being warned that the crisis in the Red Sea could actually disrupt global

A bill filed in this General Assembly session would take away county control of solar projects. That goes for all across Virginia.

Two candidates are up for election to the State Corporation Commission - Sam Towell, a former deputy attorney general and now associate general counsel for Smithfield Foods, and Kelsey Bagot,

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The statement also noted that the woman will appear in Cairns Magistrates Court on January 30.

A new eight-episode drama starring Andrew Scott as a career criminal will hit streaming giant Netflix on April 4.