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13-Year-Old Crashes Car | JMU Ups Grad Support | Trooper In Wrong-Way Wreck: VA Weekend

Across Virginia this weekend, a pedestrian was killed in a hit and run, marijuana users were asked to complete a new survey and more.

Two 13-year-olds crashed a car in Fairfax County on Sunday. (Fairfax County Police Department)

The top headlines across Virginia this weekend included a car wreck involving two young teens, a new program for James Madison University graduates, a fatal hit-and-run and more.

13-Year-Old Driver Loses Control, Crashes Car Into Power Pole In Fairfax County: Police

Two teenagers were injured after an accident in Fairfax County Sunday morning.

VA Cannabis Control Authority Launches State Medical Cannabis Patient Survey

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Virginia's Cannabis Control Authority is seeking feedback from the state's medical cannabis consumers.

Wrong-Way Driver Slams Into Virginia State Police Cruiser On I-295: Report

A Virginia State Police trooper was injured and a man was arrested after a wrong-way crash in Prince George County Sunday.

Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In Springfield: Police

An adult man was pronounced dead at a local hospital after the crash Sunday night.

James Madison University Launches New Program Offering Free Training, Networking For Unemployed Grads

James Madison University is inviting unemployed or underemployed graduates to come back for training, coaching and more support.

2 People Injured In Sterling Shooting: Report

Two people were injured in an early-morning shooting in Sterling, according to reports.

1 Injured In Alexandria Shooting, 2 Arrested: Police

One man was injured and two men were arrested after a shooting Sunday morning in Alexandria.

Police Seek 2 Suspects After Multiple Hybla Valley Homes Hit By Gunfire

Fairfax County police are looking for a vehicle and two suspects after reports of shots fired Sunday morning.

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