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Va. GOP picks slate of staunch conservatives
Black minister E.W. Jackson from Chesapeake is party’s choice for lieutenant governor.
Va. GOP candidates come together for campaign
E.W. Jackson joins Ken Cuccinelli II and Mark Obenshain for a three-day “flyover” tour of the commonwealth.
Cuccinelli: Attorney general’s office is exempt from public records laws
The decision is a change from previous practice.
Va. GOP settles on Cuccinelli, Obenshain and Jackson for November
African American minister chosen for lieutenant governor slot; Obenshain pick for attorney general’s race.
Cuccinelli must say whether he’d still be tea party warrior as governor
Virginia voters must learn whether GOP firebrand Cuccinelli would moderate agenda as governor.
Terry McAuliffe’s wife steps into campaign to defend him
Dorothy McAuliffe says the Democratic candidate for Virginia governor respects women.
At Va. convention, Jindal says GOP should ‘get over ourselves’ and move forward
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal speaks to Virginia Republicans on opening night of their convention.
Spotlight on contentious GOP field for Virginia lieutenant governor
Seven vie for nomination as state GOP meets in Richmond; control of state Senate hangs in the balance.
McDonnell’s disclosures highlight Virginia’s loose gift rules
The governor, and others before him, have received gifts from companies with interests in actions by the state.
Virginia posts lowest unemployment rate in nearly five years
Rate of 5.2 percent is lowest since November 2008; state adds more than 12,000 jobs in April.
Frank Wolf joins opposition to North-South highway through Loudoun, Prince William
The congressman challenges the notion that building the road would increase cargo traffic to and from Dulles Airport.
Woodbridge's Melvyn Wilson hits six-figure lottery jackpot for third time
The retired postal worker won $1.5 million nine years ago, now hits jackpot again.
Development above the new Fairfax Metro stations: Should preparation begin now?
Space above the new stations could be prime real estate, but the market isn't there now. Will it be, down the road?
To keep Arlington's Iwo Jima memorial trash free, trash cans are removed by the park service
People are expected to plan for, and remove, any trash they create.
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Body of missing grandmother found near D.C. airport
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Michelle Obama holds book signing at Politics & Prose
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Grandmother missing after arrival at D.C. airport
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Bill Clinton, Elie Wiesel mark Holocaust Museum’s 20 years
"The historic suffering and slaughter of the holocaust reflects a human disease that takes different forms--the idea that our differences are more important than our common humanity," said former President Bill Clinton, marking the U.S. Holocaust Museum's twentieth anniversary.
McMillian commits to Virginia Tech
Hylton junior uarterback, Travon McMillian, committed to Virginia Tech.
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D.C. athletes wish you a happy Valentine’s Day
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A pillow fight on the National Mall
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An iconic moment in history, recreated for the film “Zero Dark Thirty,” is now recreated in Peeps.
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The Winner: Twinkie: Rest in Peeps
After Hostess Brands declared bankruptcy last year, people across the country mourned the loss of their beloved Twinkie, and the Peeps were no different.
This Peeps diorama took the partisan bickering in Congress and the State of the Union and turned it into “Despeepable Congress.”
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