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The attorney for Jesiah Flowers claimed that language in Virginia's code meant his client was convicted twice of second-degree murder

WINCHESTER — The Winchester Police Department recently conducted an undercover operation to see if vape and tobacco shops in the city were illegally selling nicotine products to people under the

Leesburg Police conducted an undercover operation at 29 retail establishments that sell tobacco.

A Portsmouth bar that opened nearly two years ago has closed after a series of violent incidents the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority to revoke its licenses last month. Notorious Lounge, in the Manor Village shopping center off Portsmouth Boulevard, opened in October 2021 with VABC licenses for serving wine and beer for consumption on and off the premises and for serving mixed ...

There is something in the air surrounding D.C., as a possible school shooting is thwarted.

The "Right to Retrieve" hunting dogs should be protected in Virginia, recent Old Dominion University graduate and hunter Jordan Smith writes in a guest column.

Rockingham County Administrator Stephen King said what is brought in will likely be used to expand one of the court buildings.

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin signed into law approved House Bill 1895, which amends Virginia Code Section 40.1 2.01, to bar employers from requiring employees or prospective employees, as a condition of employment with a provision of confidentiality of sexual harassment.

DILLWYN - The Buckingham County Elections Office is open for business. That part isn’t unusual. Who's running it right now is.

For general contractors working in Virginia, 2023 marks the end of one of the more prolific contractual rights available—the pay-if-paid defense.