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Virginia state trooper, good Samaritans help rescue man from burning car along I-95
2+ hour, 5+ min ago (221+ words) CAROLINE COUNTY, Va. " A Virginia state trooper helped rescue a Maryland man from a burning car with the help of good Samaritans after a crash along Interstate 95 in Caroline County on Friday, the Virginia State Police said. According to a news release from state police, the crash happened at 7 a.m. near the 111 mile marker when a 2024 Tesla Model Y went off the left side of the road and hit a tree. Sgt. S. Page was heading north at the time and stopped to check on the driver just as the Tesla caught on fire. The Tesla's doors were locked and would not open and Sgt. Page broke the window of the vehicle, cut the airbag and pulled the driver to safety with the help of others. "I ran up to the car, saw that the doors were still locked and couldn't get…...
VIDEO: VA trooper breaks window, helps pull driver from burning Tesla after crash on I‑95 northbound
3+ hour, 6+ min ago (279+ words) CAROLINE COUNTY, Va. (WVVA) - A Virginia State Trooper and several good samaritans rescued a Maryland man from a burning Tesla after a crash on Interstate 95 northbound early Friday, December 5th, Virginia State Police said. At about 7am, a 2024 Tesla Model Y went off the left side of I-95 and struck a tree near the 111-mile marker, authorities said. Sgt. S. Page was driving northbound and stopped to check on the driver just as the vehicle caught fire. The car's doors were locked and would not open. How the rescue unfolded Sgt. Page broke a window, cut the airbag and with the help of multiple Good Samaritans pulled the sole occupant from the burning vehicle to safety. After removing the driver, Sgt. Page checked the car for additional occupants and confirmed no one else was inside. The driver has been identified as 34-year-old Foday Kanu…...
Farmers tend to livestock as morning rain turns to heavy snow in Virginia
6+ hour, 4+ min ago (265+ words) DINWIDDIE COUNTY, Va. " Farmers in Dinwiddie County worked through snowy conditions Monday morning to ensure their livestock remained safe and healthy as winter weather moved through the area. What began as rain early in the morning transformed into snow by 8:30 a.m. in parts of Dinwiddie County. The fluffy snow fell heavily, blanketing fields where cattle were grazing. For cattle farmer Jamie Van Cleef, checking on livestock during inclement weather is simply part of the job. The snowfall meant spending additional time in the fields, monitoring his animals to ensure they were eating properly and remained in good health. Van Cleef pays particular attention to his pregnant cows during weather events, watching for any potential complications. He currently has several cows expected to give birth at any time. "We have several out here, due to calf any day now and when Mother…...
No. 19 Virginia Opens As an Underdog in Gator Bowl vs Missouri
6+ hour, 44+ min ago (148+ words) Virginia is coming off a tough loss in the ACC championship in a stunning 27-20 defeat against Duke. The Hoos struggled with two turnovers and only averaged 4.4 yards per carry against the Blue Devils, which is uncharacteristic. Despite their playoff hopes being extinguished, Virginia has its eyes set on its 11th game." The opening odds for the matchup against Missouri have come out. Virginia is a 7.5 underdog heading into the matchup against the Tigers, per FanDuel Sportsbook. The over/under number is set at 48.5. DraftKings odds see it slightly differently in terms of the spread, with Missouri at -7. The over/under number is set at 50.5." "PFF Grades and Snap Counts From Virginia's 27-20 Loss To Duke In The ACC Championship "Final Bowl Projections For Virginia Heading Into Selection Sunday "Biggest Takeaways From Virginia's Heartbreaking ACC Championship Loss to Duke...
From a Virginia ABC Store to late-night comedy: 'Saturday Night Live' spoofs drunk raccoon
8+ hour, 27+ min ago (108+ words) ASHLAND, Va. " "Saturday Night Live" took notice of the now-viral raccoon who went into the ABC Store in Ashland on Black Friday, broke bottles of alcohol and drank their contents before passing out in the bathroom. Saturday's episode featured the critter during the "Weekend Update" segment with Colin Jost and Michael Che. The raccoon was portrayed by Sarah Sherman, who slid onto the camera to "explain their actions" in a similar pose to the way the raccoon was discovered in the bathroom. Sherman's costume included a bottle of the raccoon's "precious alcohol." See the full skit below, which has been viewed nearly one million times on YouTube....
Snow falls in Norfolk Monday night
11+ hour, 16+ min ago (38+ words) After President Donald Trump derided (and misspelled the name of) CNN Chief White House Correspondent Kaitlan Collins, the reporter shot back with a response. In a rant posted to Truth Social, Trump ... Snow falls in Norfolk Monday night...
Virginia lawmaker with history of anti-Israel rhetoric eyes 2026 congressional run
12+ hour, 25+ min ago (385+ words) State Del. Sam Rasoul, who has been criticized by other Virginia Democrats for his social media posts, is looking to run in a new district if Virginia redraws its congressional maps Sam Rasoul of the Virginia House of Delegates speaks during a rally on the National Mall on May 31, 2021 in Washington, DC. Sam Rasoul, a Palestinian-American Virginia state delegate with a history of inflammatory anti-Israel rhetoric, announced on Monday that he is considering running for Congress in 2026, pending the outcome of a likely redistricting effort in the state." The new maps are already putting several pro-Israel incumbents at risk in states like Ohio and Florida." Rasoul, a Roanoke Democrat who chairs the Education Committee in the House of Delegates, came under fire from prominent Jewish Democrats in the state earlier this year after posting a series of posts on social media…...
Norfolk man arrested for alleged child sex abuse
12+ hour, 54+ min ago (389+ words) The sheriff's office was contacted by the Sherman County Sheriff's Office last week about a possible sexual assault suspect that lived in Stanton County, said sheriff Mike Unger in a press release. During the investigation, it was determined that a girl younger than 11 years old had been sexually assaulted several times at a Woodland Park residence. The investigation involved forensic interviews of the victim at a child advocacy center and led to the suspect, 50-year-old Henry Pena-Urrutia, being interviewed by the sheriff's office. During this interview, Pena-Urrutia allegedly admitted to sexually assaulting the victim at least three times at a Woodland Park residence, Unger said. Two children in Pena-Urrutia's home were removed by the sheriff's office and placed into custody of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services pending results of the investigation. The sheriff's office arrested Pena-Urrutia on…...
Pair arrested on meth-related charges after Norfolk traffic stop
12+ hour, 59+ min ago (337+ words) Norfolk police arrested two people early Saturday for alleged drug possession. Shortly after 4 a.m., an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for improper vehicle lighting due to a nonfunctional headlight, said Capt. Michael Bauer in a press release. The vehicle occupants were identified as Xavier Bordeaux, 33, who is considered homeless, and Ginny Willits, 43, of Neligh. During the initial contact, Bordeaux, who was seated in the front passenger seat, admitted to being in possession of an open container of alcohol and voluntarily turned over the container, which still held a consumable amount of alcohol, Bauer said. As additional officers arrived and the occupants exited the vehicle, Bordeaux also allegedly admitted to having marijuana on his person. Officers recovered a marijuana pipe and a clear plastic baggie containing a green leafy substance consistent with marijuana. Police then searched the vehicle. During…...
Norfolk man suspected of deadly weapon possession
13+ hour, 3+ min ago (253+ words) Norfolk police arrested a man on Saturday who is prohibited from possessing deadly weapons. At 9:15 p.m., an officer conducted a traffic stop in the 400 block of North Fourth Street on a vehicle that had expired license plates, said Capt. Michael Bauer in a press release. The driver was identified as Tad Alfrey, 45, of Norfolk. A check of Alfrey's driver's license showed that it was suspended, so he was taken into custody, Bauer said. In a search of Alfrey's vehicle, officers recovered a 4-inch bladed knife under the front driver's seat of the vehicle within Alfrey's reach. Alfrey is prohibited from possessing such weapons because of prior criminal convictions. He was arrested on suspicion of possession of a deadly weapon by a prohibited person and driving under suspension. Alfrey was housed in the Norfolk City Jail and later transferred to the Madison…...