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Violent robbery in King William County leads to 22-year sentence - Vimarsana News

Violent robbery in King William County leads to 22-year sentence

The person responsible for a 2021 robbery that left the 18-year-old victim paralyzed was sentenced to 22 years by a King William Circuit Court.

RPD initiated mental health order for man in crisis, then arrested him. He died. - Vimarsana News

RPD initiated mental health order for man in crisis, then arrested him. He died.

New information obtained by CBS 6 shows Richmond Police initiated the process that led to a mentally ill man being placed under a court order for psychiatric treatment.

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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin Pardons Father Of Daughter Who Was Sexually Assaulted In School - Vimarsana News

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin Pardons Father Of Daughter Who Was Sexually Assaulted In School

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has pardoned Scott Smith, a Loudoun County father who protested against the sexual assault of his daughter...

Bluestone Primary Care is "operating in violation" of WV laws- or is it? - Vimarsana News

Bluestone Primary Care is "operating in violation" of WV laws- or is it?

PRINCETON, WV (WVNS)–Bluestone Primary Care has received formal notice they are in violation of state laws and regulations- after a conducted survey claimed otherwise. Bluestone Primary Care is a federally qualified health clinic that also treats substance use disorder in a primary care setting. West Virginia Code states medication-assisted treatment programs, like Bluestone Primary Care, […]

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Judge to decide Augusta County closed-session recording FOIA case on Sept. 28 - Vimarsana News

Judge to decide Augusta County closed-session recording FOIA case on Sept. 28

A judge will decide later this month if the Augusta County government will have to hand over the recording of a Board of Supervisors closed session.