‘Virginians are generous’: FTC, 10 states sue Women’s Cancer Fund, operator
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, the FTC and nine other states are suing sham charity Cancer Recovery Foundation International.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces latest round of new government appointments
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Lots more names added to the lists of people serving in Virginia government were announced on Friday by the office of Gov. Glenn Youngkin.
Two Hampton Roads cold cases solved through Virginia sexual assault initiative
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Two cold cases in Hampton Roads from 1987 and 1989 have been solved thanks to a statewide Sexual Assault Kit Initiative, or SAKI program.
Virginia man receives two life sentences for 2021 shooting of Norton police chief
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A Virginia man was sentenced to two life sentences in Wise County Circuit Court today for the 2021 shooting of Norton’s police chief.
Virginia zoo may not survive after 89 living, 28 deceased animals seized in investigation
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The Natural Bridge Zoo in Rockbridge County may close its doors permanently after 89 living animals and 28 deceased animals were seized from the facility last week.
AG Miyares encourages Virginians to avoid scams with holiday shopping guide
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Attorney General Jason Miyares released a holiday shopping guide video to advise Virginians on how to protect themselves.
State commission must approve no rate increase for Dominion Energy customers in 2024
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A comprehensive settlement submitted yesterday is pending approval by the State Corporation Commission in early 2024.
Man receives maximum sentence of 45 years for 2018 murder of Hampton woman
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Gregory Ricardo Burwell was sentenced to serve a maximum 45-year sentence for the murder of a Hampton woman.
Virginia couple convicted of 100 felony counts of construction fraud; text to wife read ‘they got me’
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A Page County couple were convicted Friday in Circuit Court of nearly 100 felony counts of construction fraud.
Judge rules in favor of Augusta County in FOIA case involving March 20 closed session
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A state judge sided with Augusta County in a suit challenging the county’s denial of a Freedom of Information Act request that had been filed to obtain a recording of a March 20 Board of Supervisors closed session.
