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Recent Articles
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Supreme Court: DNA swab after arrest is legitimate search
The high court ruled suspects can be subjected to a police DNA test after arrest -- before trial and conviction -- a privacy-versus-public-safety dispute.
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Crews hunt Oklahoma river banks for more tornado victims
Six people remain missing after Friday's storms...
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2 found shot inside car in South Richmond
Police tell CBS 6 they found a car with the two victims inside near the intersection of Commerce Road and Bruce Street.
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A LOOK BACK: Zach Daniel’s time in Oklahoma
Chief Meteorologist Zach Daniel called the devastation in Oklahoma "worse than what you see on TV."
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Elvis’ connection to Michael Jackson’s death enters trial
AEG Live co-CEO Paul Gongaware, whose career as a concert promoter started with Elvis Presley's last tour, testified Tuesday about Michael Jackson's final days.
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NTSB: ‘Boom,’ then shudder, first sign of problem on Washington bridge
The problem appears to have begun when the truck with its height of 15 feet, 9 inches, tried to cross the bridge, which has a clearance of 14 feet, 6 inches at its lowest point.
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Passenger plane, military helicopter come close near D.C. airport
The two aircraft came "extremely close" -- flying at the same altitude and within 950 feet of each other laterally.
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Richmonders march against Monsanto
Protestors carried signs with slogans like "I am not a science experiment" and say they have the right to know if they're eating something that has been genetically altered.
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Hanover pastor charged with felony embezzlement
HANOVER COUNTY, Va. (WTVR) – A Hanover County pastor has been arrested and charged with embezzling $80,000 from his own...
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Uh oh! You’re downing more calories than you think
Most people don't realize they underestimate the amount of calories in fast food.
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Oklahomans remember little boy who loved soccer, hugs
Some 300 mourners crowded inside a church to pay their respects to an elementary school student killed when a tornado churned through Oklahoma.
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Obama tells Naval graduates sex assaults threaten military
The President spoke in Maryland Friday to Marine and Naval graduates.
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