Albemarle County: New details released in Keswick home explosion
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New details are emerging regarding the Albemarle County home explosion that occurred on Tuesday in the Glenmore neighborhood in Keswick.
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Arlington man charged with first-degree murder in shooting death of his mother
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Arlington County Police have made an arrest in a domestic-related homicide in the Ballston-Virginia Square neighborhood that took place on Sunday morning.
Pittsylvania County: Three officers wounded in shootout, suspect charged
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Three officers received injuries after being shot at by a man while serving warrants in Pittsylvania County Wednesday night.
Albemarle County: Police apprehend man wanted for strangulation, abduction
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The Albemarle County Police Department has apprehended a man who is a suspect in an assault early Friday morning,
Lynchburg Police: Tip leads to the Sunday arrests of five wanted individuals
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A tip to the Lynchburg Police Department about a wanted individual led to the arrests of five people on Hillside Court on Sunday.
Albemarle County: Second arrest made in gang-related shooting at Brookdale Apartments
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An alleged gang member is in police custody in connection to a shooting incident in May in Albemarle County.
Roanoke man, co-conspirator who robbed, killed drug supplier, sentenced
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A Roanoke man will serve 12 1/2 years in prison for distributing marijuana and for his involvement in the murder of his drug supplier.
Unmasking ICE: ‘Our communities need safety and trust, not terror and chaos’
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Immigration agents and the public seem to be at odds with enforcement tactics leading to huge safety concerns on both sides.
The New Gulag: Mental health detentions and the criminalization of dissent
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The government’s war on homelessness—much like its war on terrorism, its war on drugs, its war on illegal immigration, and its war on COVID-19—is yet another Trojan Horse.
Hampton Roads: 35 guilty in marijuana trafficking operation at auto lot
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A federal jury convicted four defendants in a Hampton Roads marijuana trafficking conspiracy centered at Lux Auto in Newport News.
