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Dozens Hurt In Porch Collapse At College Party | Marine Marathon 3-Peat | Speeding Truck Kills 2: VA Weekend
An apartment fire displaced residents from 14 units, gunfire rattled a Northern Virginia church, a university shooting injured two and more.
Across Virginia this weekend, a campus experienced another shooting, a city raised electric vehicle charging fees, pets were killed in a house fire and more.
Firefighter Injured, 14 Units Uninhabitable After Alexandria Apartment Fire: Report
Residents from more than a dozen units have been displaced after a Sunday morning fire started on an upper balcony.
2 Dead In Manassas After Speeding Truck Blows Through Stop Sign: Police
Two people in one car were killed and a passenger in a second vehicle was injured after they collided in a Manassas intersection.
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Arlington Raises EV Charging Fees 72 Percent Starting Nov. 1
Arlington County's 51 public EV charging ports will cost more to use as officials seek to cover rising electricity and equipment costs.
Active-Duty Marine Wins Marine Corps Marathon For Third Year In A Row
The winning time was a personal best for the four-time victor.
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28 Injured After Williamsburg Porch Collapses During Homecoming Party: Reports
College students were among more than two dozen injured after a back deck collapsed in Williamsburg Friday night.
2 Injured In Virginia Union University's Second On-Campus Shooting In 1 Week: Reports
Two men were injured in a double shooting Saturday night, just days after two non-students were involved in another shooting on campus.
2 Pets Killed, Firefighter Hurt In Loudoun County House Fire
Two residents were displaced, two cats were killed and a firefighter was hurt during a Friday night house fire in Loudoun County.
Multiple Guns Fired Near Old Town Manassas Church During Large Gathering: Police
Multiple guns were fired near an Old Town Manassas church hosting up to 200 people. Police said no injuries were reported.
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