Virginia News Headlines: Monday Morning

Here are a few Virginia news headlines, political and otherwise, for Monday, January 30. *Ensuring teen offenders can't be rehabilitated ("two measures being championed by Virginia Gov. Robert F. McDonnell (R) would do little to tamp down violent crime and would represent a step backward in the commonwealth's dealings with juveniles who run into trouble with the law.") *Republicans hope to keep Kaine unsettled with murderer Soering issue; Dems say they're ready *Kaine explains Soering decision *Virginia GOP flexing muscle to advance legislation *The Ultrasound Abortion *Matthew Geary found dead in apparent suicide *Slain ODU student remembered on his 21st birthday *Virginia legislators seek to link health impacts, regulation of power providers *Health benefits exchange pushed in Danville *Virginia AFL-CIO Announces Endorsement of Tim Kaine for United States Senator ("Particularly during a time of economic distress, working men and women need a Senator who understands the very real challenges they face in their daily lives.") *Sullivan, other presidents oppose proposal to limit how they use tuition *Fairfax County to pay civil penalty for series of wastewater spills *Virginia Beach demands action from developer on Dome site *Williams announces run against Hurt *Editorial: A little respect for Putney, please UPDATE: Could Newton Leroy pull a stunning upset of Willard "Mitt the Ripper" Romney in Florida? According to Insider Advantage this morning, it's a possibility. All I have to say to that is: pleasepleasepleasepleasepleaseplease let it be so! ;)