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  Tornado Devastates Oklahoma Town

  Entire neighborhoods are flattened in Moore, Okla., where a powerful tornado struck Monday. At least 51 people, including 20 children, were killed in the Oklahoma City area, and officials expect the death toll to rise.

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  Charlottesville Honors Mildred Spicer's Retirement

  The city of Charlottesville honors one of their hardest workers with a retirement party.

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  Charlottesville Police Get Budget Boost After Dashad Search

  The Charlottesville Police Department has been granted a budget supplement, after spending $127,000 on a "critical investigation that required extraordinary measures."

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  C'ville City Council Approves Human Rights Commission

  In a 3-to-1 vote, Charlottesville City Council approves a Human Rights Commission.

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  Judge Needs Time to Make Decision on Dumler

  The trial over whether Chris Dumler can keep his seat on the Board of Supervisors is over, but it will be another week before we hear the judge's ruling.

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  Va. Republican Candidates Campaign in Roanoke

  Gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli is joined by EW Jackson and Mark Obenshain as they travel around the state to meet with voters.

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  Sunscreen Labels Now More Imformative

  For years, the FDA has been working on making sunscreen labels easier to understand. Sunscreen aisles will become more informational and by the end of the year, all of the bottles will be under the new regulations.

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  UVa Board of Visitors Searching for New Vice Rector

  Rector Helen Dragas' term is over in June, and current Vice Rector George Martin will step into the position as her replacement.

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  Rob Bell Reacts to Losing Campaign, Republican Candidates

  Political experts say the ticket of candidates selected over the weekend by Republican delegates is the "most conservative in Virginia history."

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  Damage Found on Free Speech Wall

  Damage to the Free Speech Wall on the Downtown Mall is the subject of a police investigation.

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  Food Drive Collects Over 190 Thousand Pounds of Goods

  The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank has received more than 192,000 pounds of food during the Stamp Out Hunger food drive on May 11.

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  UVa Cancer Center Names New Director

  Dr. Thomas Loughran is named Director of the University of Virginia Cancer Center.

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  Winning Mega Millions Lotto Ticket Sold in Farmville.

  The jackpot for Friday's Mega Millions drawing came to $198 million total, with winning tickets being sold in New Jersey and Virginia.

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  Split-Second Choice Ended with NY Student Dead

  Split-second choice before NY student's death; her former high school grapples with topic

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  Substitute Teacher Charged with Assaulting Students

  A substitute teacher in Orange County has been charged with assaulting six students.

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  Live Stream: Christopher Dumler Court Hearing

  The Newsplex is providing a live stream of the proceedings on Monday

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  VDOT Closes McCormick Rd. Bridge

  Portions of Emmet Street will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday nights to demolish the McCormick Road bridge.

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  Man Survives Being Dragged 4 Miles by Car

  Police say a car dragged a man for about 4 miles before another motorist alerted the driver that the victim was under the vehicle.

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  UVa Achieves Fundraising Goal

  The fundraising campaign began in 2006 to raise $3 billion to support programs at UVa.

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  Albemarle Police Begin Click It or Ticket Campaign

  The national Click It or Ticket campaign begins on Monday, and Albemarle County Police want you to buckle up, or beware.

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  Stephanie's Heroes: Connie Seyller

  From dog walking and playing fetch to helping with administrative tasks in the office, Caring for Creatures volunteer Connie Seyller is doing her part to help make a difference for dogs and cats at their Fluvanna County animal sanctuary. She's this week's hero.

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  I-64 Work on Afton Mountain Canceled Monday

  Work on Afton Mountain, which has been ongoing for more than a month, in canceled Monday, due to wet and foggy conditions. Work will resume Tuesday.

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  C'ville Non-Profit Helps Cancer Survivors Get Glam

  A new Charlottesville non-profit is helping cancer survivors regain confidence from the outside in.

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  McCormick Road Bridge Closes Monday for Replacement

  The McCormick Road Bridge over Emmet Street will close starting Monday so it can be torn down and replaced.

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  Va. Powerball Ticket Nets $1 Million

  One Powerball ticket sold in Virginia is worth $1 million. A lucky person bought that ticket at the Food Lion in Lorton. Another 11 tickets sold around the commonwealth are each worth $10,000.