➤ Farmville: A federal judge dismissed the only remaining charge against Henrry Josue Villatoro Santos, a 24-year-old arrested in March who is accused of being a leader of the MS-13 gang. He will remain in federal custody and has an immigration hearing scheduled for June 3. (Details)
➤ Statewide: The Virginia High School League Executive Committee is expected to finalize restrictions limiting participation in girls’ sports to students whose biological sex at birth was female. (More)
➤ Newport News: Local elected officials said President Trump’s proposed military buildup could drive economic growth throughout the Hampton Roads area. (Details)
➤ Bristol: Virginia Intermont College graduates gathered for a bittersweet reunion and to bid farewell to the school’s campus, which closed in 2014. Most of the remaining buildings were destroyed by fire in December. (More)
➤ Statewide: Businesses operating in Virginia will soon be required to disclose the total price of services and products before the customer makes a purchase. The new law, which aims to reduce so-called junk fees, takes effect July 1. (Details)
➤ Loudoun County: Eight men accused of attempting to exploit children online were arrested after a sting operation last month. The suspects believed they were communicating with minors while actually chatting with officers in the county sheriff’s office. (More)
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