A man convicted of killing ten people in a series of sniper shootings in the DC area has been moved to a new Virginia prison. Lee Boyd Malvo was 17-years-old when he and John Allen Muhammad shot more than a dozen people in DC, Maryland and Virginia in 2002. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole after being convicted of capital murder. He was recently moved from the Red Onion supermax facility in Wise County to Keen Mountain Correctional Center in Buchanan [[buh-CAN-on]] County.
Some good news for Virginia Farmers, experts are predicting production costs to come down this year.Preview: The trial involving the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust allegations against Google got underway Monday in Virginia. Prosecutors say the Alphabet company's online ad technology prevents smaller companies from competing. Google denies the DOJ's claims. The case is being heard without a jury and is expected to last several weeks before a U.S. district judge rules on the matter.
A custodian at a Virginia high school now owns his dream vehicle after a fundraising campaign by students. The custodian told students at James Madison High School that it was his dream to own a Jeep Wrangler. So they got together last year and started a GoFundMe that eventually raised over 20-thousand dollars. Students took the money and bought the Jeep last weekend, giving it to the custodian yesterday as a birthday present.
