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Parents sue Williamsburg Christian Academy, claim son received unfair punishment
The parents of a 2016 Williamsburg Christian Academy graduate are suing the school, alleging the school violated a “contractual relationship” under its student handbook when it suspended the student and didn’t allow him to walk at graduation. READ MORE
Jamestown Unearthed: Archaeologists think they’ve found remains of one of Virginia’s early governors
Born in 1587, Sir George Yeardley was governor of Virginia three different times and oversaw the first English legislative assembly in the New World in 1619. Hedied in 1627. READ MORE
Preliminary NTSB report reveals new details about deadly Williamsburg helicopter crash
A helicopter that crashed into a Williamsburg condominium building earlier this month, killing a resident and its pilot, began experiencing problems moments after takeoff, according to a preliminary report released by the National Transportation Safety Board. READ MORE
ICE arrests man in James City County as part of statewide crackdown
Federal immigration authorities arrested 132 people — including a man in James City County and four in Newport News — earlier this month as part of an 11-day crackdown in Virginia and Washington. READ MORE
Busch Gardens’ Escape from Pompeii closed indefinitely after fire on roof
A fire has put a Busch Gardens’ attraction is out of commission further notice. READ MORE
