Rising Inmate Numbers Linked to Weather Patterns
Data from the detention center shows consistent growth in population during colder months. Officials note that this trend...
The discussion focused on hidden financial impacts that new policies may impose on everyday citizens across the state. Senator McDougle explained that such measures...
Jason Miyares described a clear pattern where criminal offenders are released back into communities despite ICE detainers. He pointed to specific cases that illustrate...
The Virginia General Assembly has enacted House Bill 110, which introduces specific requirements for the storage of handguns left in unattended motor vehicles. Signed...
Miyares described a clear pattern of criminal activity associated with individuals released under these policies. He noted that the refusal to cooperate with federal...
NORFOLK, Va. — In a stark illustration of how radical gender ideology has infiltrated law enforcement, female officers at the Norfolk Police Department faced...
Steve Descano, Fairfax County Commonwealth attorney, could have saved Stephanie Minter if he had done his job.
by Drew DiMeglio
Abdul Jalloh from Sierra Leone has...
The bill, which emerged from the legislative process in the House of Delegates, represents what Garrett called a deceptive maneuver. Initially framed around solar...
Two Virginians. Two handguns. One law.
by Jeff Bayard
Imagine this scenario: The Walmart parking lot on Midlothian Turnpike is half-empty at 9:47 p.m. A man...
The tax, permitted under Virginia state law, requires retailers to charge 5 cents per plastic bag, with proceeds earmarked for environmental cleanup, litter mitigation, and reusable bag distribution to low-income programs.
Governor Glenn Youngkin announced today that Polyzent Trading, a Virginia-based startup specializing in the manufacturing of stretch film wrap used for industrial palletizing and shipping, will invest $1.1 million to develop the company’s first manufacturing site in Lynchburg. At full capacity, the facility will create 20 new jobs across manufacturing, marketing, and management positions.Â
Julie Briskman, the Board of Supervisor representing the Algonkian District in Loudoun County, was spotted last night alongside her boyfriend, both raising their middle fingers at passing motorists in her neighborhood.
