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Virginia Court of Appeals Reinstates Indictments Against Registered Sex Offender Richard Cox

Virginia Court of Appeals Reinstates Indictments Against Registered Sex Offender Richard Cox

The Court of Appeals of Virginia has reinstated indictments against Richard Cox, a registered sex offender. Cox is accused of exposing himself in locker rooms within Arlington Public Schools and at a county recreation center. An Arlington judge had previously dismissed these charges, citing them as unconstitutionally vague. However, Commonwealth’s Attorney Parisa Dehghani-Tafti (D) appealed this decision, leading to the current reinstatement of the indictments. This development means the legal proceedings against Cox will move forward, overturning the earlier dismissal that had halted the case. The initial dismissal by the Arlington judge had raised questions about the clarity and enforceability of the relevant statutes concerning public indecency and the protection of individuals in public facilities, particularly those frequented by minors.
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Arthur Ashe Broke Tennis Barriers—and Became a Global Role Model

Arthur Ashe Broke Tennis Barriers—and Became a Global Role Model

Arthur Ashe, an American tennis player, social activist, and humanitarian, left an indelible mark on the world that continues to resonate today. Bo...
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Moog Inc. Expands U.S. Workforce with Multiple Job Openings Across Several States

Moog Inc. Expands U.S. Workforce with Multiple Job Openings Across Several States

Moog Inc. Expands U.S. Workforce with Multiple Job Openings Across Several States
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A Food Network Star Closes Huncho House in Hyattsville

A Food Network Star Closes Huncho House in Hyattsville

Plus, several sushi spots around town — and more restaurant shutters
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Monumental Sports Network Expands Distribution with DAZN Partnership, Leveraging ViewLift Acquisition

Monumental Sports Network Expands Distribution with DAZN Partnership, Leveraging ViewLift Acquisition

Monumental Sports Network Expands Distribution with DAZN Partnership, Leveraging ViewLift Acquisition
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Where UNC lands in first re-rank of all 138 FBS teams

Where UNC lands in first re-rank of all 138 FBS teams

UNC and TCU will kick off the 2026 college football season this Saturday in Ireland. Where do the Tar Heels land in USA TODAY Sports' re-rank?
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Publix is changing its express lanes. Will Tennessee stores follow?

Publix is changing its express lanes. Will Tennessee stores follow?

Publix is making changes to its express checkout lanes, drawing mixed reaction from customers. What to know in Tennessee.
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Teacher asks Supreme Court to hear case on Ten Commandments in schools

Teacher asks Supreme Court to hear case on Ten Commandments in schools

The petition said Ten Commandments displays in public school classrooms is a topic of "exceptional and growing national importance."
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ESPN predicts every game on FSU’s 2026 schedule

ESPN predicts every game on FSU’s 2026 schedule

ESPN’s Matchup Predictor projects Florida State game by game through the 2026 season, with the Seminoles finishing 5-7.
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Reps. Wittman and McClellan Address Ongoing Mail Delivery Issues in Virginia

Reps. Wittman and McClellan Address Ongoing Mail Delivery Issues in Virginia

Reps. Rob Wittman (R-1st) and Jennifer McClellan (D-4th) visited the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) Richmond Regional Processing and Distribution Center in Sandston, Virginia, to discuss persistent mail delivery problems affecting the state. This visit is part of an ongoing effort by Virginia's congressional delegation to address concerns about mail service. The issues in Richmond have been attributed to a combination of mismanagement, staffing shortages, and consistently poor delivery times within the Richmond district of the USPS. The visit occurred while the facility is undergoing an audit, indicating a formal review of its operations. Previous actions by Virginia's congressional members include writing to the USPS Inspector General to highlight these problems.
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Dog food recalled after illnesses linked to salmonella

Dog food recalled after illnesses linked to salmonella

FDA testing found salmonella in frozen raw dog food shipped across 11 states
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Virginia Faces Drought Challenges with 3.9 Million Residents Affected

Virginia Faces Drought Challenges with 3.9 Million Residents Affected

Virginia is grappling with significant drought conditions, affecting 3.9 million residents, as reported by the U.S. Drought Monitor. June 2026 was the driest on record since 1895, with only 3.11 inches (79 mm) of precipitation, a deficit of 0.87 inches (22 mm) from the norm. The January-to-June period also saw a total of 16.18 inches (411 mm) of precipitation, 5.15 inches (131 mm) below average. These conditions are monitored by the Virginia Drought Management Task Force, which evaluates variables such as rainfall, streamflow, and soil moisture to guide water usage decisions.