AARP Virginia funds seven quick-action projects for seniors across Commonwealth
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AARP Virginia announced seven organizations throughout the state will receive 2023 Community Challenge grants.
Search Results for tobacco
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Biden expected to veto House resolution to disapprove ATF rule on pistol braces
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ATF issued a final rule declaring such weapons as short-barreled rifles after several deadly mass shootings involved stabilizing braces.
Maryland man sentenced to 72 months in federal prison for firearms and drug trafficking
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Milford Thomas Washington, 57, sold seven silencers and 800 counterfeit prescription pills to undercover officers of the Bureau of ATF.
Layman Distributing investing $6.8M, adding 42 jobs to expand Salem operation
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Layman Distributing announced Friday that it will invest $6.8 million to expand its wholesale distribution operation in the City of Salem.
New legislation in Congress takes aim at cheap, easy-to-install ‘glock switches’
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New legislation introduced in Congress this week takes aim at already illegal gun modification devices that can convert semi-automatic weapons into fully-automatic weapons.
New laws in Virginia add ‘teeth’ to punishment for catalytic converter thefts, sales
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Brazen catalytic converter thefts happen throughout Virginia – on farms and at auto repair shops – not just in big cities.
Virginia agriculture exports reached record-high $5.1 billion last year
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced Monday that Virginia’s agriculture and forestry exports reached a record high in 2022.
Armando Bacot announces return to UNC for fifth season: The big reason why
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Armando Bacot, not surprisingly, is returning to North Carolina for his Kihei Clark season. It’s not surprising because, as good as Bacot is at the college level, he’s not an NBA prospect.
Duke wants revenge: For Virginia, ACC title tilt gets the ‘regular game’ treatment
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You might have heard that the Duke side feels that it was somehow shortchanged in its first game with Virginia this season, a 69-62 OT loss to the ‘Hoos in JPJ exactly one month ago.
Man convicted in plot to rid small Montana town of gays, lesbians
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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.
