FBI finds 150 homemade bombs at Virginia home in one of the largest such seizures, prosecutors say
Investigators seized more than 150 pipe bombs and other homemade devices when they searched the home of Brad Spafford northwest of Norfolk in December, the prosecutors said in a motion filed Monday. The prosecutors wrote that this is believed to be “the largest seizure by number of finished explosive devices in FBI history.
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Prosecutors say federal agents found one of the largest stockpiles of homemade explosives they’ve ever seized when they ...
Virginia's minimum wage jumped from $12.00 an hour to $12.41. Experts said the 41-cent increase is to help employees combat ...
Virginia's defensive line continues to look better and better headed into 2025, with defensive tackle Jahmeer Carter ...
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As one of the world’s largest clusters of data centers, Virginia is a critical case study of how the industry could remake ...
Investigators describe 36-year-old Brad Spafford's homemade bomb activities as an escalating danger to the public.
Virginia State Police clocked a driver going 133 mph in a 55 mph zone in Virginia Beach. The offense happened on Dec. 1. just ...
Northern Virginia students are set to return from winter break Monday morning, but nature may have other plans.
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West Virginia American Water announces more than $250K for infrastructure upgrades in part of Fayette CountyMore than $250,000 was announced by West Virginia American Water for an infrastructure upgrade project in part of Fayette ...
A winter storm system is expected to bring significant snow and ice across Missouri and Illinois, with the potential for ...
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