Know your rights: Avoid fraud, scams this holiday shopping season
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Virginia consumers need to be aware of their rights as Black Friday approaches and the holiday shopping season begins.
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Drug disposal kits now available throughout Virginia
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Beginning today, Virginians with excess or unused prescription opioids or other drugs can pick up a drug deactivation kit at one of dozens of locations.
Federal grant to help launch human trafficking task force in Hampton Roads
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A $1.45 million federal grant will establish and operate a Human Trafficking Task Force in Hampton Roads.
TEDx Charlottesville announces additional speakers
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Three additional speakers have been added to the lineup for the fourth annual TEDxCharlottesville event “The Power of One.”
Herring concluding series of regional trainings on fair, impartial policing
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring kicked off the fifth and final in a series of regional trainings on implicit bias.
Herring secures 80,000 drug disposal kits to reduce availability of prescription opioids
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Attorney General Mark Herring has secured the donation of 80,000 drug deactivation kits capable of safely disposing of 3.6 million leftover prescription pills in Virginia.
Debate analysis: Trump loses debate on promise of jail for Clinton if elected
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Did Donald Trump just threaten on the national debate stage to throw Hillary Clinton into jail if he’s elected president?
Mark Herring, Muriel Bowser to push voter registration
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Attorney General Mark Herring and Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser will campaign for Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine in Charlottesville and Woodbridge on Saturday.
Documents discovered in former Department of Veterans Services employee’s possession
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A large number of documents, including veterans’ claims, were discovered in a storage unit belonging to a former Department of Veterans Services employee.
Herring, Verizon Wireless team up to protect victims of domestic violence
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In 2015, 97 Virginians lost their lives at the hands of a family member or intimate partner. This is a 13 percent decrease from 2014.
