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The Lynchburg Republican City Committee (LRCC) has halted its plans to hold a firehouse primary for city council candidates, but party chair Veronica Bratton says the fight isn’t over.

Land rights and interests continue to be a prominent fixture in the legal landscape. Among other things, the ownership of highly sought-after pore space has been at the center of...

It's been more than six months since the son of prominent Anti-gun violence activist, Bilal Mohammed, was killed in Norfolk.

If property owners think the reassessed value is incorrect, they may appeal their assessments informally in person or by mail, email, Zoom, or phone.

West Virginia is a state that provides for the safety and security of its citizens. By continuing to utilize new research and technology, West Virginia has maintained a crime rate

Two anti-predatory towing bills from Arlington lawmakers have cleared the House of Delegates and will now head to the state Senate for discussion. Seven years ago, former Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D) signed a bill preventing Northern Virginia jurisdictions from requiring real-time authorization of tows by the requesting business or parking lot during business hours. The

In 2020, Virginia enacted Virginia Code § 40.1-28.7:8 which makes non-compete agreements unenforceable for "low-wage earners" in Virginia and prohibits employers from entering into, enforcing...

Anita White was sworn in to the Pittsylvania County electoral board by Pittsylvania County circuit clerk of court, Angie Harris, in the circuit court room in Chatham on Tuesday morning,

With the expansion in the size and scope of the Court of Appeals of Virginia on January 1, 2022, civil litigators in Virginia have an increased likelihood of a full appeal of virtually...

PARKERSBURG — Hugs, laughs and tears were shared Wednesday night as the Wood County Board of Education met in special session in the Jefferson Elementary Cent