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July 1, 2008

•	18 LexisNexis employees laid off in Charlottesville

•	Killer of two found dead in jail cell

•	Police make arrest in shooting death of VSU recruit

•	Henrico teen still missing

•	Judge says no to Fourth of July cross in Chesapeake

•	Man dies in Amelia crash

•	Goochland supervisors: school-expansion proposal too expensive

•	Painting pig gets his chance on "America's Got Talent"

•	Museum's "main street" taking shape

•	Food charities combine to save money, help more people

•	Warner raises $3 million since March

•	Wait -- maybe Bonds ball IS going to the Hall

•	Williams sisters roll into Wimbledon semifinals

•	Tall load will slow traffic on some area roads

•	Exterminator charged with animal cruelty

•	Wilder indicates Richmond is using his budget, not Council's

•	Dave Matthews' saxophonist hurt in ATV accident

•	Chip Ganassi Racing shuts down Sprint Cup Series team

•	Loudoun County police investigating inmate's death

•	Man charged with killing his father

•	Mark Warner picks up several law enforcement endorsements

•	Goochland residents support county-facilitated broadband access

•	Jolie in French hospital for birth of twins

•	Henrico police seek missing teen

•	Richmond bishop, Catholic Charities leader knew teen was getting abortion

•	Dominion protesters appear in court; trial date set

•	Prince George man missing for 3 weeks

•	Four from area named to dean's list at Roanoke College

•	Wilder officials won't say which budget in effect at City Hall

•	Free tickets available to see President Bush in Va.

•	Gas up one cent in Richmond -- again

•	Va. holiday travel expected to decline

•	Midlothian resident makes dean's list at Connecticut College

•	Two Midlothian residents graduate from Massachusetts Maritime Academy

•	Webb criticizes President Bush on MSNBC

•	Fort Eustis soldiers heading to Kuwait

•	Forum set tonight on new Richmond flood map

•	New laws start today; find out which will affect you

•	Mayoral candidates meet tonight in South Richmond

•	June was a hot one -- but did it break a record?

•	Petersburg school conduct vote set

•	Kaine heads Southern Regional Education Board

•	State troopers were busy last weekend

•	Traffic alert: signal lights out at Broad and Hamilton

•	New Chesterfield house burns

•	Guard unit validated to help in event of attack

•	Death of Va. Marine in California investigated

•	Poll shows McCain, Obama almost even in Va.

•	VIDEO: DISCOVER RICHMOND Rafting on the James

•	Professor sues Va. Lottery for $85 million

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Business professor Scott Hoover is claiming in a lawsuit that millions of dollars worth of scratch-off tickets were sold even though the top prizes had already been won.

NRC won't fine Areva for 'hot spot' violation

LYNCHBURG -- The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will not fine Areva NP for a violation this year when Areva shipped equipment to Tennessee carrying a radioactive "hot spot" exceeding regulatory limits. In a June 13 letter, an official from the commission

Tahliek J. Taliaferro's parents, Franklin Michaux and Kaa Caputo, and his grandfather, James Taliaferro, lead mourners after his funeral at Powhatan High School.

Powhatan fatal shooting

One teen laid to rest, another held for his death

Just minutes before the funeral for 18-year-old Tahliek J. Taliaferro began yesterday, one of three suspects in his slaying was denied bond. Authorities believe a run-in at an ice-cream shop led to Taliaferro's shooting death.