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Man robs 7-Eleven for cigarettes in

WAVY TV (2010/3/10 20:47:14)

A man robbed a 7-Eleven convenience store on Friday, March 5,leaving only with three packs of cigarettes, Portsmouth policesaid.

Norfolk school board budget meeting in

WAVY TV (2010/3/10 19:35:28)

The Norfolk Public Schools board held a budget meeting Wednesdaynight to contemplate how to address the $40 million cut infunding.

Hospital gown protects from infection in

WAVY TV (2010/3/10 18:30:26)

A new type of hosptial gown is not only warmer for patients towear, but a garment that helps lower hospital infection rates.

Firehouse donates to Suffolk police in

WAVY TV (2010/3/10 18:14:12)

The Suffolk police department has received a donation from theFirehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation.

Suffolk man charge with animal neglect in

WAVY TV (2010/3/10 18:08:36)

An animal neglect investigation lead to the arrest of a Suffolkman. Officers say Amos Nelson, 48, moved to another city and lefttwo pets behind. One of the pets became a 10 On Your Side "Pet ofthe Week."

Holocaust survivor shares her story with students in

HeadlineVa.com: Eastern Virginia NewsHeadlineVa.com: Eastern Virginia News (2010/3/10 18:00:00)

NEWPORT NEWS #8212; As students filed into the auditorium of Gildersleeve Middle School Tuesday morning, whispers and chatter began to overwhelm the room.

Sneezes stop for Chesapeake girl in

WAVY TV (2010/3/10 17:49:13)

Thousands of sneezes a day finally stopped for a Chesapeake girlwho made headlines around the world for her relatively unknowncondition.

Car drives into hardware store in

WAVY TV (2010/3/10 15:56:00)

An Isuzu Rodeo SUV drove into a building on Western BranchBoulevard in Portsmouth Wednesday afternoon.

McDonnell counters AG's letter in

WAVY TV (2010/3/10 13:40:03)

Gov. Bob McDonnell countered State Attorney General KenCuccinelli's advice Wednesday, after Cuccinelli issued a letter topublic colleges last week saying they lack the authority toprohibit discrimination against gays.

NPS testing accusations addressed in

WAVY TV (2010/3/10 12:45:46)

Norfolk Schools Superintendent Dr. Stephen Jones held a newsconference Tuesday to address allegations of testingirregularities, during which he said, "Those individuals and theiractions are being addressed in an appropriate fashion."

McDonnell edict: Don’t discriminate against gay workers in

HeadlineVa.com: Eastern Virginia NewsHeadlineVa.com: Eastern Virginia News (2010/3/10 10:07:20)

RICHMONDIn a strongly worded edict, Gov. Bob McDonnell today instructed state agencies not to discriminate against gay and lesbian workers during the hiring process or in the workplace.

Farm Fresh announces new president in

WAVY TV (2010/3/10 10:00:51)

SUPERVALU, parent company of Farm Fresh, has announced Gaelo dela Fuente will replace long-time president Ron Dennis who retiredfrom the company on March 5. Dennis had been with the company since1998.

McDonnell signs bill exempting yoga from regulation in

HeadlineVa.com: Eastern Virginia NewsHeadlineVa.com: Eastern Virginia News (2010/3/10 9:22:59)

RICHMONDVirginia Gov. Bob McDonnell has signed legislation that will exempt yoga teacher-training programs from state regulations.The state's higher education council had sought to regulate programs in which students were trained to be yoga teachers, ...

Va. lawmakers approve death penalty expansion in

HeadlineVa.com: Eastern Virginia NewsHeadlineVa.com: Eastern Virginia News (2010/3/10 9:10:00)

RICHMONDVirginia lawmakers have approved bills that will expand the death penalty, making more people eligible for capital punishment in a state that already is home to the nation's second-busiest death chamber.

January N.C. jobless rate highest since 1976 in

HeadlineVa.com: Eastern Virginia NewsHeadlineVa.com: Eastern Virginia News (2010/3/10 9:03:56)

NORTH CAROLINAIn January, North Carolina hit the highest unemployment rate in 34 years, according to the latest jobs figures released Wednesday. The number of unemployed rose to 502,533 in January, an increase of 6,943, for a rate of 11.1 percent. De ...