Don’t shoot the dogs: The growing epidemic of cops shooting family dogs
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Consider that if you kill a police dog, you could face a longer prison sentence than if you’d murdered someone or abused a child.
Search Results for Office of the Attorney General
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Shenandoah University celebrates Women’s History Month
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Shenandoah University marks Women’s History Month this month with a series of events celebrating women’s leadership and empowerment.
SCC offers National Consumer Protection Week reminders
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The State Corporation Commission (SCC) encourages Virginians to take charge of their financial future by knowing how to protect their interests and where to turn for help if a problem occurs.
Virginia Organizing makes requests of state leaders on race, sexual assault allegations
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The State Governing Board of Virginia Organizing is calling on Gov. Ralph Northam, Attorney General Mark Herring and State Sen. Tommy Norment to make amends for their past racist actions.
Update: Charges withdrawn in weekend suspicious Waynesboro death
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Murder charges against a Waynesboro man in what police termed a “suspicious death” over the weekend have been withdrawn.
Quinnipiac University Poll: What do Virginians think about Northam, Fairfax, blackface?
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The controversy over Virginia political leaders and blackface seems to have calmed down, and a new Quinnipiac University Poll buttresses that supposition.
Poll: Virginia split on future of state leaders in blackface, sexual assault controversies
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From looking at social media, there would seem to be unanimity in how Virginia feels about its governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general.
Democratic double feature with Susan Platt, Gene Rossi Saturday on WJFN News Talk 100.5 FM
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Two WJFN 100.5 FM hosts who each sought statewide office as Democrats in 2017 will join forces on Saturday.
Democrats: We’re our own worst enemies
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Virginia Democrats are in a turmoil of their own making.
AG Mark Herring confesses to 1980 blackface incident
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Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring today released a statement admitting to dressing in blackface in 1980.
