Weather Outlook For West Virginia and Virginia Regions
West Virginia Today shows mostly sunny weather in the extreme south and east with partly cloudy skies elsewhere and a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Highs range from the mid 80s to mid 90s, and tonight brings more clouds with showers and storms. lows in the 60s to 70s. Virginia Today expects mostly sunny skies with highs in the 80s to 90s and some 80s in the far west, tonight partly cloudy with lows in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with highs in the 80s and 90s.
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Weather outlook for Four Seasons Country
Four Seasons Country forecast shows today with highs 85 to 90 and lows in the mid-60s, mostly sunny but muggy with possible evening showers and thunderstorms. Tuesday brings mid-80s highs and 60 to 65 lows with humid conditions and chances of showers and thunderstorms. Wednesday forecasts 80 to 85 with near 60 lows and mostly clear skies.
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Bluefield Weather Notes and Temperature Record
Thursday forecast and yesterday temperature notes for Bluefield. The report lists low 60s, partly cloudy conditions, and references a record temperature in Bluefield on August 24 with a sunrise at 6 48 a.m and sunset time noted.
Virginia voters to decide five constitutional amendments on ballot
Five amendments appear on the Virginia ballot, including a measure to remove confidential proceedings for the Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission from the state constitution. If approved, a winter law would require sharing disciplinary records of judges with certain legislators, potentially opening more information. State Sen. Thomas Norment Jr. backs reform, noting interest from lawmakers and citizens.
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Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission
General Assembly
JIRC
Assembly
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James City
Norment
Virginia voters face five constitutional questions on ballot
The questions seek to amend rules on judicial commission confidentiality and local tax limits, allow overseas voting for Virginians and families, permit localities to share revenue and debt for land areas, enable interstate revenue sharing for economic growth, and expand local authority to adjust taxes and debt. A UVA analyst notes expected low turnout with dedicated voters likely to cast ballots.
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University of Virginia
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Loophole Lets Drunk Driving Fatalities Not Show on Records
Jessica Niziolek and state officials seek to fix a Virginia loophole that keeps manslaughter by drunken driving from appearing on offenders driving records. Prosecutors avoid DUI charges to avoid double jeopardy, leaving past manslaughter convictions unlisted and potentially treating repeat offenders as first-time DUI risks. A bill proposed by Senator Emily Couric would require alcohol related manslaughter convictions to register on driving histories, enabling harsher future penalties for recidivists.
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Jessica Niziolek
Virginia
Albemarle County
Commonwealth
James L. Camblos III
Christopher A. Haney
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Haney
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Va colleges take new steps to stop binge drinking
Virginia colleges roll out dozens of programs after five students died in alcohol related incidents. Freshman orientation includes Earley urging personal responsibility. Policies include UVa ID birth dates for age enforcement, three strikes expulsion at several schools, and extended recreation center hours with social events to curb drinking culture.
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Mark Earley
Earley
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Old Dominion
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