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September 29, 2009
RRHA to ask Richmond to lend it up to $1.4 million
The Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority will ask the city today for a loan of up to $1.4 million to fill a deepening shortfall in the housing-voucher...
VCU’s Prince Edward collection
VCU library collection breaks 2 million milestone
Virginia Commonwealth University’s library has acquired its 2 millionth volume: a Spider-Man comic featuring President Barack Obama. A public event...
Details on the tax amnesty
Virginia’s tax amnesty will start on Oct. 7
State-tax delinquents can pay up without a fine from Oct. 7 to Dec. 5, Gov. Timothy M. Kaine announced yesterday. In the two-month period, they will not...
Woman, boy shot in South Richmond
A woman and a boy were taken to a hospital for treatment after being struck with birdshot in a shooting Sunday in South Richmond. Richmond police Capt....
News Near You for Sept. 29
Colonial Heights The first Colonial Heights Celebrate Safe Communities Night will be Oct. 6 from 6 to 9 p.m. The Colonial Heights Police Department has...
Obtaining a free college education
Seminar offers advice on college expenses
Charles J. Phillips says he didn’t pay for his college education and you shouldn’t have to, either. Phillips, who wrote a book about how he...
Richmond council allows Stuart Avenue carport permit
A Richmond woman can keep street access to her carport on Stuart Avenue. The City Council voted 6-2 yesterday to strike a proposal to revoke the permit...
Police arrest 2, seek 1 in Richmond bank robbery
Richmond police arrested two males and were looking for a third after authorities said the trio robbed a West Broad Street bank and then crashed into a...
GOP candidates tout controlled spending, budget reform
The men at the top of the Republican ticket continued to hammer a theme of controlled spending and budget reform yesterday. Gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell,...
Radford president asks administrators to return to their jobs
Radford University President Penelope Kyle has asked two popular administrators to return to their jobs in the New Student Programs and Services Office,...
Virginians back U.S. Iran policy
Iran’s missile tests demonstrate the importance of U.N. inspections and of muscular diplomacy by additional world powers, according to Virginia’s...
September 28, 2009
Video shows teens beating Chicago student to death
CHICAGO (AP)—Cell phone footage showing a group of teens viciously kicking and striking a 16-year-old honors student with splintered railroad ties...
RRHA to ask Richmond for $1.4 million loan
The Richmond Redevelopment & Housing Authority will ask the city tomorrow for a loan of up to $1.4 million to fill a deepening shortfall in the housing...
Pit bull kills Orange County girl
ORANGE (AP)—A pit bull that attacked and killed a 23-month-old Orange County girl has been euthanized. The Orange County Sheriff’s Office says...
Jindal boosts McDonnell; Linwood Holton backs Deeds
The men at the top of the Republican ticket today continued to hammer a theme of controlled spending and budget reform. Bob McDonnell, the nominee for...
Richmond bank robbery leads to pursuit, crash
Richmond police arrested two people and are looking for a third suspect this afternoon after a bank robbery on West Broad Street and a car chase. Police...
Richmond council allows woman to keep street access to carport
A Richmond woman can keep street access to her carport on Stuart Avenue. The City Council voted 6-2 this afternoon to strike a proposal to revoke the permit...
UPDATE: Fumes sicken 41 SunTrust Mortgage employees downtown
Carbon monoxide from an emergency generator supplying backup power to the SunTrust Mortgage building on Semmes Avenue sickened more than 40 workers this...
String of bombings kills at least 18 in Iraq
A string of bombings killed at least 18 people across Iraq on Monday, shattering a relative lull in violence during the celebration that marks the end...
Russian foreign minister says Iranian missile tests cause concern
Russia’s foreign minister is being quoted by his country’s news agencies as saying that Iran’s missile tests are causing concern.
Officials: Serbs took part in Sweden chopper heist
Former Serb paramilitaries took part in last week’s brazen helicopter raid of a cash depot in Stockholm, Serbian police officials said Monday.
Richmond man convicted in Louisa for soliciting minor
A 19-year-old Richmond man has been convicted in Louisa County of soliciting sex from a minor. Robert Cox was arrested in October in a Louisa undercover...
NAACP protests Obama banner hanging outside strip club
About three dozen people attended a lunchtime protest today outside a downtown Richmond strip club that has a new banner depicting President Barack Obama...
McDonnell, Bolling pitch budget reforms
The men at the top of the Republican ticket want to increase the amount of money the state can stash in its Rainy Day Fund; institute performance audits...
State sets tax amnesty period for Oct. 7-Dec. 5
Tax amnesty will be offered to Virginia taxpayers Oct. 7 throughl Dec. 5, Gov. Timothy M. Kaine announced today.
Pa. teen charged with animal cruelty for duct-taping cat
Investigators say a Philadelphia teenager wrapped a cat in duct tape, put it in a shopping bag and left it in a neighbor’s backyard.
Man, 2 teens plead innocent in Md. attack on black fisherman
A man and two teenagers have pleaded not guilty in what authorities describe as a racially motivated beating of an elderly black fisherman.

