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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2025 · 9 MIN

Virginia’s Biggest Stories: Online Dangers, Solar Boom, & Local Crime Investigations

from WFIR News Express · host WFIR News

A Missouri couple is facing charges after allegedly abducting and abusing a 13-year-old Virginia girl they groomed online. Meanwhile, the families of the men killed in last week's Vinton custody exchange shooting speak out. Roanoke police are investigating a tragic train accident that left two dead, and a former Botetourt Chamber leader has been indicted for embezzlement. In other news, Virginia ranks 8th in the nation for solar energy, Mill Mountain Theatre prepares for "Waitress," and frustration grows over the Gus Nicks Boulevard traffic reconfiguration. Plus, Virginia health officials confirm a measles case at Dulles Airport. Catch all this and more on today’s WFIR News Express!

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