February 8, 2024 Virginia assisted suicide bill poses 'deadly harm' to 'most vulnerable,' bishops warn Bishop Michael Burbidge of Arlington and Bishop Barry Knestout of Richmond are speaking out against Virginia Senate Bill 280, which would legalize assisted suicide.
February 8, 2024 Virginia cop's murder and arson 'catfishing' scheme should never have happened, $50M lawsuit says A $50 million lawsuit says a police officer's 2022 murderous rampage could have been prevented if law enforcement ran background check before hiring him
February 8, 2024 Crisis on college campuses: What university presidents can learn from the Founding Fathers In an exclusive book excerpt from "Life After Power," author Jared Cohen reveals the campus controversy during Thomas Jefferson's tenure at his beloved University of Virginia.
February 7, 2024 Married Virginia teacher faces up to 50 years in prison after sex crimes with student at his home: prosecutor Megan Pauline Jordan, 25, pleaded guilty to five felonies after an alleged yearlong sexual relationship with her student, a 14-year-old. Prosecutors say her DNA was found in the student's bed.
February 7, 2024 House fails to impeach Mayorkas, four Republicans vote with Democrats Rep. Ben Cline, R-Va., urges the House to vote to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas in the upcoming second vote
February 6, 2024 Spilled milk dyed a Virginia creek white. See the unbelievable pictures taken of the incident The Lynchburg Fire Department recently responded to a call that a creek in the central Virginia city mysteriously turned white overnight. A dairy plant was to blame.
February 6, 2024 Virginia doctor convicted of opioid distribution for prescribing 500K doses given new trial Virginia doctor Joel Smithers has been granted a new trial for prescribing more than 500K doses of addictive opioids due to an instructional error in his original trial.
February 5, 2024 Virginia woman's fate sealed for shooting mom, sister in staged murder-suicide Megan Hargan, 41, was once again handed two life sentences and an additional six years for gun charges in her second trial for staging the murder-suicide of her mother and sister.
February 1, 2024 Virginia bill to expand revenge porn law advances A bill that would expand what type of material falls subject to Virginia's revenge porn law is making its way through the VA House, backed by former candidate Susanna Gibson.
January 31, 2024 Federal judge rejects Virginia school system's request to dismiss sex assault suit A federal judge has rejected a request by Virginia's Fairfax County School Board to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of indifference to a middle schooler's sexual abuse claims.