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(Courtesy William & Mary) The William & Mary Athletics Department and Cox Communications announced they will continue a partnership that will allow Tribe fans around the state to watch W&M men’s basketball games this season as part of an eight-game package on the Cox Channel line-up. Cox YurView will televise games in all Cox Virginia markets, including Hampton Roads, Fairfax (channel 74), Fredericksburg (channel 77) and Roanoke (channel 9). In Hampton Roads, Cox Yurview is Channel 11, but will switch to Channel 60 on Jan. 13. Check your local listing for details of showings in your market....

This photo combo shows from top left, Kaleb Franks, Brandon Caserta, Adam Dean Fox, and bottom left, Daniel Harris, Barry Croft, and Ty Garbin. (Kent County Sheriff via AP File) GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (CN) — Five of the six men accused of scheming to kidnap Democratic Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer pleaded not guilty before a federal judge Thursday after a grand jury found the night before there was enough evidence to indict them. The indictment returned late Wednesday did not add additional charges against the men but a chilling detail emerged: one defendant, Brandon Caserta, allegedly se...

Wisconsin judge won't block extradition of defendant in Whitmer plot A Wisconsin judge on Tuesday declined to quash the extradition to Michigan of Brian Higgins, who is charged as part of the alleged plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.  But Columbia County Circuit Judge Todd Hepler also stayed his order, so that Higgins won't be removed to Michigan while he pursues an appeal in higher Wisconsin courts. With that appeal expected to last a year or more, prosecutors warned the judge's decision would delay their case and could result in Higgins' prosecution being bifurcated from those of the...

But shortly after issuing his ruling, Hepler agreed to stay the decision, saying that the public would not be at risk with Higgins in custody in Wisconsin while his appeal is heard. In fact, with Higgins still in custody, he has the most to lose with the delay, Hepler said. "I do not think Mr. Higgins' appeal is frivolous under the circumstances," Hepler said. An attorney for the state of Michigan, Assistant Attorney General John Pallas, was allowed to speak at the Wisconsin hearing and suggested an appeal could take one year, making the case more difficult for prosecutors because Higgins'...

Dells man charged in plot to kidnap Michigan governor will remain in Wisconsin during appeal of extradition ruling Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Darcie Moran Brian Higgins, 52, of Wisconsin Dells, top left, appears in Wisconsin's Columbia County Circuit Court on Dec. 15, 2020. He is accused of providing support to a domestic terrorism plot in Michigan involving a plan to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. The argument against extraditing a Wisconsin Dells man to Michigan might make for very interesting law school discussion or exam question — or appel...