Four Suspects Bound Over in Skygusty Slayings Case
McDowell County Magistrate bound Keith Molineaux and Brandon Britto to the grand jury for two counts of first degree murder in the Skygusty double slaying. Police testified Molineaux was the gunman and a murder weapon was found in a Bluefield apartment. King and a 16 year old from Anawalt are also charged.
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City Talks Trash Crackdown Aims At Illegal Dumps
City officials plan stronger action against illegal dumping in Bluefield. Will Agee, director of the street department, says repeat offenders undermine cleanup efforts and Dallas Fowler, assistant director, proposes a $500 fine to deter violators even if they can only pay two dollars weekly.
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Gilmore Signs DNA Deadline Bill in Virginia
Gov. Jim Gilmore signed legislation relaxing Virginia’s 21 day deadline for inmates to present new genetic evidence of innocence. The law removes a time limit for producing DNA evidence while earlier amendments to restrict deadlines were rejected. The measure follows high profile exonerations and aims to bolster public confidence in capital punishment administration.
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General Assembly
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Task force faces funding crisis in Tazewell County
The Tazewell County Narcotics Task Force led the fight against the OxyContin epidemic but faces a critical funding shortfall after the state did not renew grant support for this year. Commonwealth Attorney Dennis Lee said the agency must raise 40000 dollars to stay operational.
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PCH Ready For Future Without Mercer County Hospital Merger
PCH Chief Executive Dan Dunmyer said the system is prepared for the future without a merger after Bluefield Regional Medical Center released consultant findings advising against merging Mercer County's three hospitals. He cited culture differences as a key barrier and said the idea has been studied for years.
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