Operation Ceasefire: Chesapeake man sentenced to 50 months for illegal gun possession
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A Chesapeake man was sentenced to 50 months in prison for illegally possessing multiple firearms as a convicted felon.
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Man sentenced to four life terms plus 43 years for 2021 mass shooting in Norfolk
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A man was sentenced today to four life terms plus 43 years in prison for the murders of three women and wounding of two in the 2021 Young Terrace mass shooting in Norfolk.
Hikma Pharmaceuticals to pay $150M for failure to monitor, report suspicious opioid orders
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A multistate settlement in principle with opioid manufacturer Hikma Pharmaceuticals will provide $150 million to resolve claims.
Publicis Health reaches $350M settlement for role in national opioid crisis
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A $350 million national settlement with Publicis Health seeks to resolve investigations into the firm’s role in the opioid crisis.
One Pill Can Kill: AG Miyares and FL Suzanne Youngkin launch fentanyl awareness campaign
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In Roanoke today, Attorney General Jason Miyares and First Lady Suzanne S. Youngkin launched a fentanyl awareness campaign.
Group claims No Labels is using its nonprofit status to fund dark money politics
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A Democratic Party-aligned political advocacy group is challenging the nonprofit status of No Labels, in a complaint filed with the Virginia AG’s office alleging that the group is hiding behind its legal status to fund its political operations.
Youngkin, Miyares bring Virginia into the thick of the southern border political stunt
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Virginia Republicans Glenn Youngkin, the governor, and Jason Miyares, the attorney general, are on board with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott defying the U.S. Supreme Court.
Former WWE female employee alleges ‘extreme depravity’ in lawsuit against Vince McMahon
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Now we know why Vince McMahon stepped down from WWE in 2022, and came back six months later to find a buyer.
Augusta County leaders fail to address animal control law issues, declare victory, move on
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The Augusta County Board of Supervisors, in a, and stop me if you’ve read this one before, it was a 6-1 vote, big surprise there, passed a series of toothless amendments to the county’s animal control ordinance.
John Whitehead: You’re probably already on a government extremism list
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We’re all fair game now, easy targets for inclusion on some FBI watch list or another.
