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Metro Weekly

Virginia lawmakers pass abortion, adoption bills Chicago Tribune PORTSMOUTH, Va (Reuters) - Virginia would halt taxpayer-funded abortions for low-income women in cases where the fetus is severely physically deformed or mentally deficient under Republican-backed legislation passed Friday by state lawmakers. Va. House approves bill allowing private adoption agencies to discriminate ...Washington Post Virginia panel backs clause letting agencies deny adoption by gaysDeseret News Virginia Anti-Gay Adoption Rule Passed By State LawmakersHuffington Post Metro Weekly -The Seattle Times all 183 news articles »

Maddux Sports (blog)

Virginia basketball vs. Florida State: Cavs desperately trying to stay healthy Washington Post CHARLOTTESVILLE — Virginia forward Akil Mitchell feared the worst the moment he fell to the floor midway through the second half Tuesday against Clemson. Mitchell had injured his right foot three nights earlier in a game at North Carolina State, ... Virginia-Florida St. PreviewCBSSports.com Virginia's Mike Scott has Florida State's attentionOrlando Sentinel College Basketball Predictions: Virginia Cavaliers vs. Florida State SeminolesMaddux Sports (blog) TheSabre.com -University of Virginia The Cavalier Daily all 13 news articles »

Daily Beast

Virginia may soon lift monthly limit on hand gun sales GlobalPost Virginia may soon lift a 19-year-old limit on hand gun purchases which the pro-gun lobby says is out of date, allowing for more than one a month. Police officers gather around the scene of a shooting in front of Cassell Coliseum on the Virginia Tech ... Virginia vote on handgun limit is postponedWashington Post (blog) The Lorton Perspective: Lifting Virginia's One-Gun-Per Month Buying CapPatch.com Virginia Set to Drop Handgun LimitDaily Beast Stateline.org -Leesburg Today all 11 news articles »

Virginia lawmakers split bitterly over voter ID rules Washington Post Algie T. Howell (D-Norfolk) says Virginia poll workers threw at his father in the days of Jim Crow. “They would ask you questions for which there really was no answer,” Howell said. “Regardless as to what you say, it's the wrong answer. Are Your Votes Counting?WTAP-TV all 2 news articles »

SB Nation

Season grade: West Virginia ESPN (blog) I wrap up the series with a look at West Virginia. Offense: I could list the litany of school records West Virginia set this season, but there may not be enough room in this here post. Let's just say Dana Holgorsen is who we thought he was, ... John Klein: Big 12 can't wait to add West VirginiaTulsa World West Virginia assistant Mike Smith returning to NY Jets 2 weeks after taking ...Washington Post No. 3 WVU faces No. 2 UK for regular season championshipThe Daily Athenaeum College Baseball Insider -SB Nation all 222 news articles »

CBS Local

Virginia wine industry has boomed since 2005 Washington Post (blog) By Dave McIntyre More than 1.5 million people visited Virginia wineries in 2010, spending $131 million in the process. (Margaret Thomas for The Washington Post) How important is wine to Virginia? About three-quarters-of-a-billion important. No grapes of wrath for Virginia's wine industryWDBJ7 Maturing Virginia Wine Industry Bearing FruitNBC4 Washington Virginia Wine Industry Booming; 5.5 Million Bottles Sold In 2011CBS Local FairfaxNews.com -Virginia Business Magazine all 40 news articles »

USA TODAY

How the ACC's new scheduling format impacts Virginia Washington Post (blog) By Steve Yanda But let's take a quick look at how all of this will affect Virginia. In football, Pittsburgh will join Virginia in the Coastal Division, though the Cavaliers' primary crossover partner (Maryland) will remain the same. Pitt will play in ACC's CoastalBoston.com ACC: Pitt is headed to Coastal; Syracuse goes to AtlanticThe Virginian-Pilot ACC plugs Pitt, Syracuse into scheduling plansPittsburgh Post Gazette Daily Press (blog) all 282 news articles »

USA TODAY

Rivers leads No. 5 Duke past Virginia Tech 75-60 USA TODAY By Don Petersen, AP Duke's Austin Rivers steals the ball from Virginia Tech's Erick Green during the Blue Devils' 75-60 win Thursday in Blacksburg, Va. By Don Petersen, AP Duke's Austin Rivers steals the ball from Virginia Tech's Erick Green during the ... Virginia Tech basketball vs. Duke: Hokies can't pull a repeat of last season ...Washington Post Greenberg says Virginia Tech "melted" in loss to DukeDaily Press Duke holds back Virginia TechBurlington Times News Richmond Times Dispatch -The Key Play (blog) -STLtoday.com all 615 news articles »

Republicans in Virginia push conservative agenda, with bills on guns, gays Washington Post Virginia Republicans have aggressively pursued a conservative agenda since taking over all of state government, steamrolling Democrats along the way. Less than a month into the General Assembly session, Republicans have passed bills expanding gun ...

Virginia congressional primaries likely to be delayed The Virginian-Pilot AP Virginia's congressional primaries, imperiled because of the General Assembly's failure to meet its redistricting deadlines, are on their way to being postponed from June until August. The House Privileges and Elections Committee voted 19-1 Friday ... and more »

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