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Deputy Logan Utt suspect history, Bedford school fight, AI adoption surge & measles outbreak — Roanoke Valley’s Morning News 6/3/26

12 min · 3 de jun de 2026
Portada del episodio Deputy Logan Utt suspect history, Bedford school fight, AI adoption surge & measles outbreak — Roanoke Valley’s Morning News 6/3/26

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Today’s Roanoke Valley’s Morning News covers new details about the criminal history of the suspect charged in the killing of Carroll County Deputy Logan Utt, along with a growing dispute over the planned closure of Stewartsville Elementary in Bedford County. We also report on Montgomery County ranking among Virginia’s leaders in artificial intelligence adoption, the expanding measles outbreak in Buckingham County, and Senator Mark Warner’s criticism of a new intelligence appointment. Plus Roanoke business news as Fork in the Market changes ownership, summer travel tips from Virginia Tech experts, local weather, Salem baseball, the Stanley Cup Final, and more sports from across the Roanoke Valley and Virginia.

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