Maryland man sentenced to 72 months in federal prison for firearms and drug trafficking
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Milford Thomas Washington, 57, sold seven silencers and 800 counterfeit prescription pills to undercover officers of the Bureau of ATF.
Search Results for fentanyl
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Miyares joins political suit filed by Republican AGs over restrictive Biden asylum policy
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Virginia Republicans are continuing the dumb politics from their non-border state over the southern border.
Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline is fine with Youngkin’s southern border stunt
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s latest partisan stunt is at the expense of Virginia’s taxpayers and the National Guard personnel who will be needlessly separated from their families, their jobs and their communities.
Youngkin postures for president with move to send National Guard troops to Texas
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin, trying, and again failing, to look presidential, announced Wednesday that he is sending 100 Virginia National Guard troops to Texas.
U.S. death rate reaches all-time record due to alcohol, drugs and suicide
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The rate of U.S. deaths due to alcohol, drugs and suicide reached an all-time record in 2021, an increase of 11 percent, according to a new report.
Virginia’s Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security Robert Mosier resigns
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Virginia’s Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security’s resignation was announced today by Governor Glenn Youngkin.
Virginia Department of Health tracking feces for COVID-19 infection database
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The Virginia Department of Health has added a wastewater surveillance dashboard to its COVID-19 dashboards.
Congress seeking to expand access to naloxone in K-12 public schools
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Bipartisan legislation in Congress would give schools more access to naloxone — also known as Narcan or Evzio — in K-12 public schools.
Salem man pleads guilty in Lynchburg meth deal gone bad Walmart parking-lot shootout
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A Salem man who was involved in a shootout in Lynchburg during a methamphetamine deal in 2021 pleaded guilty this week in U.S. District Court to a pair of federal charges.
Neo-Nazis sentenced in scheme to attack U.S. power grid, foment race war
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Two white nationalists were sentenced in federal court related to a scheme to attack power grids with the goal that power outages could lead to unrest that would precipitate a race war.
