Augusta County realtor’s criminal case moving forward, trial likely to be pushed back
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The jury trial for an Augusta County realtor accused of criminal construction fraud has been withdrawn at the request of her attorney.
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Augusta County realtor indicted on two additional construction fraud charges
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A grand jury last week returned two additional felony construction fraud charges against Augusta County realtor Amy Argenbright.
Internal NASCAR text messages strengthen teams’ federal antitrust case
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Internal text messages among NASCAR’s top executives have provided a rare and unfiltered look at the sanctioning body’s aggressive posture toward competition.
Group pushing Don Beyer, for some reason, on Farmville Detention Center
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A group calling itself the Free Them All VA Coalition is pushing Northern Virginia Congressman Don Beyer to “declare his support” for the closure of the Farmville Detention Center, a privately owned and operated ICE detention facility in Central Virginia.
No badge, no ticket: Augusta County sheriff dismisses 600 traffic tickets issued by deputy
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If you’ve gotten a traffic ticket in Augusta County, you might be among the hundreds of people lucky enough to have your case dismissed.
Developing: ‘Sandwich Guy’ found not guilty, won’t have to toss salads
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“Sandwich Guy,” the paralegal who the Trumpers wanted to charge with a felony for throwing a Subway sandwich at a Border Patrol agent, was found not guilty on a misdemeanor charge by a Washington, D.C., jury on Thursday.
Verdict: Virginia teacher shot by student awarded $10M in civil trial
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A former Virginia elementary school teacher who was shot by a student in 2023 has been awarded $10 million in damages from a jury.
Two-day trial set for Augusta County realtor charged in $366K fraud case
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A circuit judge set a February trial date for Augusta County realtor Amy Argenbright Wednesday for a felony contractor fraud charge.
Charges dropped in case of Tennessee man jailed over anti-Trump Facebook post
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A Tennessee man who was held in jail for more than a month for posting an anti-Trump meme on Facebook is now, once again, a free man.
How to Choose a Personal Injury Lawyer: 7 Factors to Think Through
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When you’re dealing with medical bills, pain, and uncertainty about your future, the last thing you want is to worry about whether your attorney has your best interests at heart. But with so many lawyers advertising their services on commercials and bus stop billboards, how do you separate the great ones from those who are…
