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Deadly railroad accident in Amherst County hasn't stopped trespassers
A fatal accident on a train trestle in Amherst County hasn't deterred people from trespassing on railroad
tracks.
Lynchburg dispatchers received five track trespassing calls just a few weeks after a Liberty University student was hit and killed by a...Tags: Railway Transportation, Disasters and Accidents, Lynchburg (Lynchburg, Virginia), Health, Railway Accidents
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Police identify Virginia Tech shooter
Friday recap: Virginia State Police have identified the gunman who they say killed a Virginia Tech police officer and himself Thursday.
Investigators say Ross Truett Ashley of Radford shot and killed officer Deriek Crouse, and then took his own life....Tags: Twitter, Inc., Franklin (Franklin, Virginia), Carroll County (Virginia), CBS Corp., Crime, Law and Justice
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Bedford County student launches effort to fight bullying
Reporter/Lynchburg Bureau ChiefLaura Ellis witnesses bullying every day. "They make it their mission to do whatever they can to ruin your life," said Ellis, who has been a victim of bullying herself. "They called me names. Anything they could do to make me upset," said Ellis "It...Tags: Bedford (Bedford, Virginia), Bullying, Facebook, Health
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UPDATED: Motion to dismiss Giles County Ten Commandments case denied
Anchor/ReporterIn front of a well-read and energetic Judge Michael Urbanski, the fate of a “historical display” containing the Ten Commandments was debated inside a U.S. District courtroom in Roanoke. It currently hangs in a hallway at Narrows High School in...Tags: Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Bullying, Judges, Health
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Expect weekend delays in downtown Roanoke
Multimedia JournalistIf you've driven through downtown Roanoke, you've more than likely noticed construction on Jefferson Street. Demolition has started on the old Jefferson College of Health Sciences Reid Center. The small building was the first to come down and next...Tags: Education, Traffic
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New billboards ask drivers to give school buses space in Roanoke Co.
ReporterThe start of school means the big yellow buses will be back on the road. Roanoke County has put up two billboards reminding drivers to give school buses room. Danny Turman drives a school bus in Roanoke County. It's his fifth year behind the wheel....Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Vehicles, Bus Accidents, Transportation Accidents
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DAY 7: Jury to deliberate Wednesday in Virginia Tech lawsuit trial
Imminent danger or no way to know.
It's the decision a jury will decide Wednesday in the Virginia Tech lawsuit.
The university is being sued by two families of victims of the April 16, 2007, shootings.
We now know this case will go into day number...Tags: Montgomery County (Virginia), Laws, Virginia Tech, Colleges and Universities, Lawyers
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Day 2: Opening statements begin in Virginia Tech shootings lawsuit
The Commonwealth of Virginia is defending it's actions the morning of April 16, 2007, before Seung-Hui Cho shot and killed 30 people, and then himself, inside Norris Hall. Hours before that shooting, Cho killed two people inside a campus dorm room.
In...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Government, Montgomery County (Virginia), Virginia Tech, Colleges and Universities
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UPDATED: Martinsville man killed in riding lawnmower accident
Virginia State Police have identified 75-year-old George Lee Marlowe as the man killed in a lawnmower accident Tuesday at Patrick Henry Community College. -------------------------- According to Virginia State Police, the victim was a 75-year-old...
Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Patrick Henry, Colleges and Universities, Health, Accidental Death
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Child neglect charges move forward against former Appomattox school bus driver
Reporter/Lynchburg Bureau ChiefCriminal charges against a former Appomattox school bus driver are moving forward. Nancy Davis, 64, is accused of standing by while two teenagers assaulted a younger boy on her bus. Prosecutors say the crime happened aboard an Appomattox County school...Tags: Child Abuse, Human Interest, Lynchburg (Lynchburg, Virginia), Juvenile Delinquency, Lawyers
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"I hated my life"; Student turns her life around after being bullied for three years
Reporter"In sixth grade it was cyber bullying. In seventh grade it was rumors. Eighth grade was by far the worst," said Christiansburg High School freshman Breanna East. "Rumors were being spread about me. I was getting threatening messages. I hated my life....Tags: Education
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Despair and hopelessness for a student who once wanted to stop bullying
ReporterBy now, it's become a familiar story: children being bullied in school, at home and online. Breanna East has one of those stories. She's a freshman at Christiansburg High School, who spent all of middle school being bullied. When NEWS7 first talked to...
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