No show jurors: Augusta County needs residents summoned to serve for jury trials
Augusta County’s backlog of jury trials is likely to ease up by January of 2024, but, in the meantime, the county has another problem.
Augusta County’s backlog of jury trials is likely to ease up by January of 2024, but, in the meantime, the county has another problem.
U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner of Virginia is leading colleagues in ensuring the needs of disabled miners and their families are met.
Overregulation is just the other side of the coin to overcriminalization, that phenomenon in which everything is rendered illegal and everyone becomes a lawbreaker.
A Montana man faces a life sentence after a federal jury convicted him on hate and firearms crimes for firing an assault rifle to target a lesbian woman in her home.
The Ohio local police department that rather violently arrested a news reporter at a press conference with Gov. Mike DeWine got caught telling a tall tale about how it all went down.
The Justice Department announced on Tuesday four arrests in the plot originating in Florida aimed at overthrowing a democratically elected president, this one in Haiti.
The FBI has taken down an internal assessment produced by its Richmond field office on the increasing interest of racial extremists in radical-traditionalist Catholic ideology after a manfactured outcry by the far right.
Postal inspectors are managing the return of more than $115 million to 38,889 mostly elderly victims of fraud schemes aided and abetted by MoneyGram International.
Glenn Youngkin challenged Virginia Democrats to what amounts to a dick-swinging contest over a group of far-right gubernatorial appointments. And lost.
A Maryland woman and a Florida man were arrested last week on charges related to a plot to attack power grid facilities on multiple electrical substations in Maryland.
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