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Kilgore, Austin and two sheriffs: Virginia’s parole decisions demand transparency and accountability
Since the governor's parole board took office, the number of inmates granted parole has risen from 1.2% of those being considered to 10%.
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12mA dead dog named Biscuit prompts questions about how the governor is restoring rights to convicted felons
Del. Tom Garrett, R-Buckingham County, wants an investigation into why the name of a deceased canine turned up on the list of those to whom the governor has restored civil rights.
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2mWells Fargo to lay off 87 in Roanoke County
Notices sent by the banking giant indicate that the cuts primarily affect fraud and claims operations.
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8mNearly 200 cabins, campsites for Damascus-owned Laurel Gateway property suggested by consulting firm
A study found the site needs sewer services at a cost of about $5 million.
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4mFree weekend healthcare clinic to set up in Pearisburg
Patients do not need health insurance or identification to receive medical, dental and vision care.
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12mArmy Corps of Engineers chose not to hold public hearing on Botetourt County Google data center project after getting hundreds of requests for one
The head of the DEQ directed staff in April to ask for exceptions to pursue incomplete applications, according to documentation. DEQ says Google's application is still incomplete.