Share
Meta agreed on Wednesday to pay $17 billion to settle a lawsuit brought by a bipartisan coalition of state AGs who had alleged that the trillion-dollar company had designed its social media platforms to “exploit young users.”
Share
If a resident is in immediate danger, seek medical care first. Proper documentation captures objective facts for clinicians, state investigators, and legal representatives under Virginia law.
Share
The feds, predictably, are blaming Carolina Molina, the Northern Virginia licensed counselor who had a gun pointed at her by ICE agents, for almost getting her head blown off last week for the crime of being brown.
Share
You’re on the shoulder of a four-lane highway, ears ringing, watching diesel pool under a tractor-trailer angled across two lanes. The driver is on the phone, but not with 911. He’s calling his dispatcher.
Share
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones didn’t pull his punches ahead of opening arguments in the multi-state suit against Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram.
Share
The two hospital systems in Virginia where trans teens could get gender-affirming care had already folded last year under pressure from the Trump administration.
Share
Whether your crash is a minor scrape or something that eventually sends you to a car accident attorney, doing these things early protects you in ways that are hard to recover if you skip them.
Share
The Stafford County man who died by suicide on Sunday while in custody at the Rappahannock Regional Jail never had a chance.
Share
A bipartisan group of state AGs is raising issue with the efforts of broadcast companies Tegna and Nexstar Media Group to continue toward a merger in violation of a preliminary injunction issued earlier this year.
Share
A local woman who heads up an animal care nonprofit was found guilty on Thursday on a misdemeanor animal-cruelty charge related to an incident reported in Albemarle County last year.
Pitch in and help AFP continue to deliver news to the Valley, Central Virginia and beyond.