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- Va. inmate escapes while on work-release job
- Proposed James River power line sparks alarm
- Va. newspaper removes 'Democrat' from name
- 6 hurt, pedestrian pinned in D.C. crash
- SW Va. police chief faces drug charge
- Capitol's Frederick Douglass statue to be unveiled
- Father: Son was electrocuted while helping friend
- Va. AG presses Treasury to release funds
- Speaker's wife cast as extra in 'House of Cards'
- American shad coming back in Potomac River
Animals in the News
A month-old liliger cub walks in Novosibirsk Zoo. Mom is a liger - half-lioness, half-tiger, and dad is a lion.
Twins born on side of interstate with trooper help
Twins born on side of interstate with a little help from Utah troopers
Prosecutor: Manning let secrets into enemy hands
Prosecutor says Manning let enemy have secrets; defense cites his struggle to fit in as gay
White House promises veto of GOP spending plan
White House promises veto of GOP spending plan boosting defense, cutting domestic programs
How to keep from leaving a child in a hot car
These helpful tips will help you make sure children are safe.
Fort Hood suspect to represent himself at trial
Fort Hood rampage suspect to represent self at trial, question those he's accused of shooting
Hero dog released from Calif. veterinary hospital
Hero dog that lost its snout saving girls released from Calif. veterinary hospital
Decontaminating patients cuts hospital infections
Infections in U.S. hospitals kill tens of thousands of people each year, and many institutions fight back by screening new patients to see if they carry a dangerous germ, and isolating those who do. But a big study suggests a far more effective approach: Decontaminating every patient in intensive care.
'Cutest Couple' at NY high school is 2 boys
Gay 'Cutest Couple' at NY high school draws attention online, but little notice at school
Once feared in Boston, Bulger about to face jurors
Murder trial of once-feared Bulger set to begin in Boston; witness list packed with mobsters
Firefighters gain upper hand on Calif. blaze
Firefighters gain upper hand on Calif. blaze; 60 percent contained, all evacuations lifted
Senate votes on small changes to int'l food aid
Senate approves scaled-back version of international food aid changes sought by White House
Mississippi man indicted in poisoned letters case
A Mississippi man suspected of sending poison-laced letters to President Barack Obama and two other officials was charged in a five-count federal indictment made public Monday that could send him to prison for life if he's convicted.
Are nutritional labels coming on alcoholic drinks
Government OKs nutritional labels on alcoholic drinks; companies to decide whether to use them
Not guilty plea entered for 'Kai the Hitchhiker'
Not guilty plea entered for 'Kai the Hitchhiker' in NJ killing of 73-year-old lawyer
US puts bounties on West African terror suspects
US offers rewards worth millions for information about terror suspects in West Africa
Prosecutor: Manning dumped info into enemy hands
Prosecutor: Classified information Manning gave to WikiLeaks fell into enemy hands
Prosecutor: Cop error caused Detroit girl's death
Prosecutor says Detroit police officer made key errors in raid that killed 7-year-old girl
'Fast 6' hangs onto first place at box office
New movies can't catch 'Fast & Furious 6,' which hangs onto first place at the box office
Obama says Lautenberg improved Americans' lives
Obama praises Lautenberg, says his service in Senate improved countless Americans' lives
Sen. McCain exhorts Obama to address controversies
McCain says Obama should speak out on IRS and other controversies dogging administration
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