Southern Environmental Law Center reports Dominion wind project moving forward despite lawsuit
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Dominion Energy says it will still move forward with construction of the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project in early May.
Search Results for Office of the Attorney General
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California man sentenced to 18 years in prison for fentanyl operation in Southwest Virginia
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A California man who supplied 30,000 pressed fentanyl pills a week to individuals in Southwest Virginia has been sentenced to 18 years in federal prison.
Harrisonburg Police: Victim in 7-Eleven robbery now charged for discharging firearm
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The victim in a robbery at a Harrisonburg 7-Eleven is now facing charges after the investigation revealed he fired multiple shots at the suspect’s fleeing vehicle.
The long, winding road to Augusta County finally approving body, dash cams
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For three years, Augusta County leaders forcefully resisted approving money for the purchase of body cameras and dashboard cameras for the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office.
Man charged with sexual battery of child confirmed as Waynesboro teacher
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An Augusta County man who was arrested on an aggravated sexual battery charge has been placed on administrative leave from his job in Waynesboro Public Schools.
Augusta County supervisor raises issue with ‘Totally Unprofessional’ AFP column
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The column from former Augusta County Board of Supervisors chair Tracy Pyles taking county leaders to task over budgets and taxes appears to have gotten under the skin of a current member of the Board.
Third NOVA man pleads guilty to paying cash bribes in exchange for sheriff badge
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A Northern Virginia businessman, who paid cash bribes to then-Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins’ reelection campaign, pled guilty to federal bribery charges.
‘A new civic and community anchor’: Staunton breaks ground on new Juvenile & DR building
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The groundbreaking ceremony held at 2040 W. Beverley Street in the West End of Staunton was several years in the making.
Miyares joins Republican AG effort to tell Bank of America who it needs to do business with
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A group of Republican AGs, citing reports from far-right outlets, wants Bank of America to remove prohibitions on “intolerance” and “hate” from its online banking service agreement.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces three appointments to administration
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced the appointment of three professionals to join the administration as well as numerous individuals to state boards.
