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Report Alleges Former Congresswoman Luria Broke Promise to Move to District

Report Alleges Former Congresswoman Luria Broke Promise to Move to District

A new report from the Washington Examiner indicates that former Democrat Congresswoman Elaine Luria, who is now challenging Republican Congresswoman Jen Kiggans, did not fulfill her previous promise to move to Virginia's Second Congressional District. This claim has drawn criticism from the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC). According to NRCC Spokesman Reilly Richardson, Luria is accused of making false promises to Virginians for personal gain. The report also highlights an incident on primary day where Luria faced questions on camera about her inability to vote for herself, leading residents of the Second District to question her commitment to the area. This development comes as Luria seeks to regain her seat in Congress.

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Small-school high school football rankings feature 2025 PIAA semifinalist

Small-school high school football rankings feature 2025 PIAA semifinalist

Take a look to see which teams made our 2026 preseason, small-school high school football rankings

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Ex Bristol special ed teacher physically harassed student with autism

Ex Bristol special ed teacher physically harassed student with autism

An ex-Bristol elementary teacher was convicted of harassing a student with autism. The hearing was the first public detailing of the incident.

California Lawmakers Advance Bill to Legalize Plug-In Solar Panels for Residential Use

California Lawmakers Advance Bill to Legalize Plug-In Solar Panels for Residential Use

California lawmakers have passed SB 868, a bill designed to formally legalize plug-in, or 'balcony,' solar systems. These small, portable, and relatively inexpensive solar devices can be plugged into standard electrical outlets, eliminating the need for complex rewiring or costly professional installation typically associated with rooftop solar. The legislation, which received bipartisan support in both the state assembly and senate, now awaits Governor Newsom's signature. If signed into law, the bill would streamline the process for residents to adopt solar energy by replacing the current cumbersome interconnection application with a simple, free online registration. This move aims to make solar power accessible to a broader demographic, including renters, individuals with unsuitable roofs, and those who cannot afford traditional rooftop solar installations. The bill specifies that these systems must be capped at 1,200 watts per home, plug into a standard outlet, offset onsite electricity use, meet state ...

Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash on US-460E in Montgomery County Under Investigation

Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash on US-460E in Montgomery County Under Investigation

A fatal multi-vehicle crash occurred on US-460 eastbound in Montgomery County, Virginia, on Monday evening, prompting an investigation by the Blacksburg Police Department. The incident took place at approximately 5:14 p.m. near Southgate Drive. Emergency services and Blacksburg Police responded to the scene, where they found multiple vehicles involved. Authorities confirmed that one driver was deceased at the scene. The crash caused significant disruptions, leading to the closure of all eastbound lanes of US-460 near the incident site. Motorists were urged to avoid US-460 Eastbound beyond the Prices Fork exit. The Virginia Department of Transportation also reported that all westbound traffic was being directed off at Southgate Drive and all eastbound traffic at Prices Fork Road. The cause of the crash is currently under investigation by the Blacksburg Police Department.

Congressman Rob Wittman Discusses Upcoming Election and Attack Ads on Newsradio WRVA

Congressman Rob Wittman Discusses Upcoming Election and Attack Ads on Newsradio WRVA

Congressman Rob Wittman (R-VA) recently joined Jeff Katz on Newsradio 1140 WRVA to discuss the upcoming election. During the segment, Congressman Wittman addressed the significant amount of money being spent on attack advertisements targeting him. The conversation likely delved into the nature of these ads, their potential impact on voters, and his strategy for countering them. This appearance is part of his broader engagement with constituents and media outlets as the election cycle progresses. The discussion provides insight into the current political landscape in Virginia and the challenges faced by incumbents during election campaigns, particularly concerning negative campaigning and financial expenditures by opposing parties or groups.

Piggly Wiggly closures reported in multiple states. See where

Piggly Wiggly closures reported in multiple states. See where

Stores have already closed in seven states, including Alabama.

U.S. Rep. Andrea Salinas Proposes Bill for First Responder Mental Health Funding

U.S. Rep. Andrea Salinas Proposes Bill for First Responder Mental Health Funding

U.S. Representative Andrea Salinas, a Democrat representing Oregon’s 6th Congressional District, is introducing a bill aimed at establishing a grant program to support the mental health needs of first responders and firefighters. This proposed legislation would allocate $7.5 million annually for nationwide suicide prevention programs, peer support, and counseling services. The initiative seeks to address the significantly higher rates of suicidal ideation and attempts observed among first responders compared to the general population. Additionally, the bill intends to combat the existing stigmas surrounding mental health that often deter these essential workers from seeking necessary support. The program, if enacted, would be administered through the Office of Emergency Medical Services, a division of the U.S. Department of Transportation, drawing a parallel to a 2017 law that funded mental health programs for law enforcement through the Department of Justice. The proposal has garnered bipartisan support f...

Severe Microburst Causes Damage in Bristol, Colorado

Severe Microburst Causes Damage in Bristol, Colorado

On August 13th and 14th, severe weather impacted the distribution system in Bristol, Colorado, as reported during the Lamar Utilities Board meeting on August 25, 2026. A microburst caused significant damage, breaking five poles and damaging two 15kva polemount transformers on the south side of Bristol. Additionally, two poles were damaged at Co Rd JJ and 26.5, and another power pole was affected in the Kornman area. Crews worked tirelessly through the night to replace poles and restore power to the affected areas. This event highlights the challenges posed by extreme weather conditions in maintaining infrastructure reliability. Source time: not specified.

Reggie Watts: Festivals Remove Comedian, ‘Comedy Bang! Bang!’ Drops Theme Song

Reggie Watts: Festivals Remove Comedian, ‘Comedy Bang! Bang!’ Drops Theme Song

Musician was accused of "reckless" encouragement of drug use and abusive behavior in multiple relationships. One ex died by suicide earlier this year

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day,’ ‘The Odyssey’ Extend Battle Atop U.K. and Ireland Box Office as ‘Insidious’ Makes Strong Debut

Sony’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” retained the No. 1 spot at the U.K. and Ireland box office for a fourth consecutive week, collecting £3.6 million ($4.8 million), according to Rentrak. The superhero blockbuster pushed its running cumulative gross to $117.9 million. Universal’s “The Odyssey,” directed by Christopher Nolan, held firmly in second place during its […]

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.