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An act of road rage, a caught-on-camera swerve into a bicyclist on East High Street in Charlottesville, has been resolved with no jail time for the motorist and a few

An act of road rage, a caught-on-camera swerve into a bicyclist on East High Street in Charlottesville, has been resolved with no jail time for the motorist and a few

The U.S. DOJ's Office of Justice Programs will provide $12,917,611 to support sexual assault and human trafficking survivors in Virginia.

Sens. Warner and Kaine Announce Nearly $13M in Funding to Make Communities Safer, Including Just Under $150k for Pittsylvania County

Of the eight people who have died in the Arlington County jail in eight years, five appear to have been homeless, according to court records. Most recently, Abonesh Woldegeorges, a 73-year-old Black woman with no fixed address, died in the detention center on Sunday morning. She was found at Dulles International Airport four times between

Cristhian Norberto Lopez Gaviria, 24, received the sentence Wednesday in Albemarle County Circuit Court.

Weidl, 36, was hired in May to lead the county’s first drug court program, and brings over ten years of field experience to the role. He’ll be supervising participants through the 18-month intensive program — conducting frequent drug tests, monitoring participants’ progress, seeking out community partners and getting defendants’ families involved in their recovery.

Weidl, 36, was hired in May to lead the county’s first drug court program, and brings over ten years of field experience to the role. He’ll be supervising participants through the 18-month intensive program — conducting frequent drug tests, monitoring participants’ progress, seeking out community partners and getting defendants’ families involved in their recovery.

Rare for those charged, Augustus Sol Invictus, who was born Austin Mitchell Gillespie, has been granted bail.

All three candidates looking to replace Sheriff Beth Arthur, who retired at the end of last year, say they want to end solitary confinement. This unifying policy position surfaced during a forum hosted by the nonprofit Offender Aid and Restoration last Thursday. Arlington County police officer James Herring, retired sheriff lieutenant Wanda Younger and Acting