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Russian geneticist gets probation for DNA smuggling. Discovery of vials prompted alarm at airport
A Russian geneticist living in Virginia has been sentenced to probation in federal court after pleading guilty to smuggling test tubes with DNA from endangered species into the U.S. Customs agents were alarmed when they discovered the test tubes last year at Dulles Airport on a flight originating from Russia
Virginia education tip line sees concerns from parents
Virginians have used a tip line that Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin set up to submit complaints about curriculum, remote learning, controversial books, mask policies, teachers and other topics
Coast Guard: 13 rescued from sinking vessel off Virginia
The U.S. Coast Guard, a crew of scientists and others launched an air and sea mission to rescue 13 people, including a child, from a fishing vessel just moments before it sank in darkness in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Virginia
Teacher, students hurt in Virginia chemistry classroom fire
Schools officials in Virginia say three students and a teacher were taken to hospitals after a fire broke out during a demonstration in a high school chemistry classroom
Historic homes may prove to be more resilient against floods
Whenever historic homes get flooded, building contractors often feel compelled by government regulations to rip out the water-logged wood flooring, tear down the old plaster walls and install new, flood-resistant materials
Last group of beagles taken from troubled breeding facility
The Humane Society of the United States says it has removed the last group of beagles from a troubled breeding facility in Virginia
Virginia test scores: Achievement below pre-pandemic levels
Virginia students made one-year gains in most subjects but achievement in all areas on annual standardized testing remains below pre-pandemic levels
Respected snake researcher dies from rattlesnake bite
A respected snake researcher who’d been making significant discoveries about the species since childhood has died after being bitten by a timber rattler
Feds sue operator of dog breeding facility, seize beagles
Federal officials have accused a company that runs a Virginia facility breeding dogs for research of violating animal welfare law and recently seized at least 145 beagles found to be in acute distress
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