Blackstone Tobacco in Blacksburg allegedly sold THC products to under-age consumers
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Enforcement actions have been taken against Blackstone Tobacco after the store allegedly sold illegal products containing THC.
Search Results for Office of the Attorney General
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AG indicts Richmond, Accomack County residents on unemployment fraud
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In March, the VEC asked Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares to help prosecute fraudulent claims for unemployment compensation.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces new administration, board appointments
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has announced additional key administration and board appointments including adding Waynesboro’s Director of Emergency Management and EMS to the state E 9-1-1 Services Board.
Lawrenceville prisoner sentenced to life for first-degree murder of inmate
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Bret Cook, a prisoner at Lawrenceville Correctional Center, was sentenced to life in prison for the first-degree murder of another inmate.
‘Tiger King’ star Doc Antle convicted of four felonies in Frederick County
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A star from the Netflix series “Tiger King” was prosecuted last Friday in Frederick County and convicted of four felonies.
Doctor, former owner of recovery center chain, sentenced to federal prison for overprescribing drugs
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The former owner of a chain of recovery clinics, with locations in Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee, was sentenced today on three drug charges.
City of Bristol, Virginia DEQ enter into consent decree to address landfill odor issues
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A consent decree entered today in Richmond Circuit Court will hold the City of Bristol responsible for taking specific steps to make improvements at its public landfill.
Ten law enforcement agencies in Virginia secure new tools to reduce crime
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New software will give Virginia law enforcement state-of-the-art ballistics technology to more quickly establish leads following an incident.
Illegal landfill in Virginia results in $250,000 civil penalty
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The operation of an illegal landfill in Ruckersville resulted in a $250,000 civil penalty.
Miyares spokesperson: AG expects apology from NAACP on voter-intimidation claims
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A spokesperson for Attorney General Jason Miyares is waiting for an apology from the Virginia NAACP, which is pressing the AG for background on his Orwellian-named Election Integrity Unit, after Robert N. Barrnette Jr., the president of the civil-rights group, expressed “grave concerns” this week about what Miyares aims to do with it.
