Northam ceremonially signs gun control bills
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Gov. Ralph Northam today marked the passage of a package of gun control laws in the 2020 Virginia General Assembly session.
Search Results for firearm
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These 14 writers and bloggers investigate alleged cults and their leaders
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Journalists, bloggers, and book authors — sometimes one and the same — investigate all sorts of people and organizations.
Great Dismal Swamp shooter sentenced to 30 years in prison
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A Suffolk man was sentenced today to 30 years in prison for assault with intent to commit murder and discharge of a firearm during a crime of violence, stemming from a May 2019 shooting in the Great Dismal Swamp, a National Wildlife Refuge.
New criminal justice, consumer bills that went into effect in Virginia on July 1
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring’s legislative package, that helped to make the 2020 General Assembly session the most progressive in Virginia history, is set to go into effect today, July 1st.
Herring defends Virginia’s expanded background checks
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring today filed a brief defending Virginia’s expanded background checks as constitutional.
John W. Whitehead: America’s founders would be anti-government extremists today
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Had the Declaration of Independence been written today, it would have rendered its signers extremists or terrorists.
New state, local tax laws taking effect July 1
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A number of new state and local tax laws will take effect on July 1, including changes to taxes on tobacco products, as well as the retail sales and use tax in one locality.
Updated: Circuit court upholds one-gun-a-month law
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Attorney General Mark Herring is defending two of Virginia’s new gun violence prevention measures, the one-handgun-a-month law and extended background checks, in court against the gun lobby.
Henrico man gets 30 years for string of robberies
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A Henrico man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison in connection with a string of 2019 robberies.
AG Herring defends one-handgun-a-month law
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Attorney General Mark Herring filed a brief on Tuesday defending Virginia’s new one-handgun-a-month law as constitutional.
