Records show the FBI's inquiry into President Trump's former personal lawyer had been going on since July 2017.
-
-
Homes flood as Missouri River overtops, breaches levees
Three people have died, swept away or trapped by flooding since a late-winter storm hit the Midwest last week.
-
Facebook to overhaul ad targeting to prevent discrimination
In settling a lawsuit, the social network said it will no longer allow housing, employment or credit ads that target people by age, gender or zip code.
-
Cyclone’s devastating floods leave hundreds dead in southern Africa
Thousands are at risk in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi and heavy rains are expected to continue through Thursday.
-
Senate rejects Trump’s emergency declaration as 12 in GOP defect
The president tweeted "VETO!" and it is unlikely that Congress could raise the two-thirds majorities needed to override his action.
-
Big win for girls basketball in small town
Parry McCluer’s girls basketball team is a three-peat state champion, giving Buena Vista much to celebrate.
-
Court rules gun maker can be sued over Sandy Hook shooting
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled the lawsuit does not violate a federal law that shields gun manufacturers from liability when their guns are used in crimes.
-
Students file lawsuit against colleges in admissions bribery scandal
The plaintiffs claimed they were denied a fair opportunity to apply to several highly selective universities because wealthy parents allegedly paid for their children to get into the schools.
-
RARA spreads awareness about healthy food program for seniors
The Rockbridge Area Relief Association’s Senior Food Boxes program serves 100 people each month.
-
Volunteers wanted to visit Rockbridge area hospice patients
Elizabeth Underwood sat down with the volunteer programs manager at the local hospice to discuss volunteer needs and opportunities to get involved.
-
TV stars and coaches charged in college bribery scheme
A federal prosecutor said 50 people were charged in the $25 million bribery case that cheated talented students out of admission to some of the nation's most elite universities.
-
European countries ground Boeing 737 Max 8s after Ethiopia crash
The U.S. has not pulled the planes from the skies despite two crashes since October. Earlier this week, an Ethiopian Airlines flight went down, killing all 157 people on board.
