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The Staunton Courthouse will be suspending its normal operation to the public for all non-essential and non-emergency cases from March 17 until April 6 under order from the Supreme Court of Virginia.
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This is not a test of our commitment to basic hygiene or disaster preparedness or our ability to come together as a nation in times of crisis, although we’re not doing so well on any of those fronts.
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The SCC is using the March 1-7 National Consumer Protection Week to remind Virginians that it stands ready throughout the year to answer inquiries, handle complaints and provide information and assistance.
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Welcome to Compliance 101: the police state’s primer in how to churn out compliant citizens and transform the nation’s school’s into quasi-prisons.
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Bills are currently being considered in the House and Senate that would abolish the death penalty, both for future prosecutions and for the three men still on death row.
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You probably spend more time with your colleagues than with your family. After some time, your workplace starts to feel like a second home.
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The Virginia Senate voted Monday to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, pushing the constitutional question to Washington.
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The Supreme Court of Virginia refused late Friday to take up the appeal of a lower-court ruling upholding Gov. Ralph Northam’s declaration of a state of emergency in advance of expected militant demonstrations at the State Capitol on Monday.
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The Virginia General Assembly voted Wednesday to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, becoming the 38th state to do so.
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The Trump administration is saying today that the effort initiated in the 1970s to pass the Equal Rights Amendment has timed out.
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