Allegations against the Virginia Parole Board have been substantiated, amid concerns that victims’ families have not been rightly notified.
White supremacists “marching under the banner of Black Lives Matter,” according to Mayor Stoney, had “spearheaded” the violence.
The bills now advance to the GOP-controlled Senate, where their fates are uncertain.
Southwest Virginia’s ecosystem is in peril from the negligent construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline.
With cases rising throughout Virginia, Northam announced he was implementing new restrictions in Hampton Roads.
“There are a number of important issues" that still need to be addressed, according to a spokesman.
Gov. Ralph Northam and Virginia’s U.S. senators have asked federal health officials for assistance dealing with a coronavirus outbreak.
State Trooper Charles Hewitt, who is white, threatened and berated a Black driver in 2019, according to department footage.
The Virginia Department of Corrections denied a Freedom of Information Act request filed by the Mercury for the names of the suppliers.
Favoring the Affordable Care Act, guest writer cites "dramatic Republican failure"
The previous policy, fair housing advocates said, discriminated against Black and Latino renters.
A hologram memorial at the site of the Robert E. Lee statue honors George Floyd, who was murdered by Minneapolis police.
It is the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to which Christie is named; it oversees interstate energy sales, other projects.
On the 25th, the federal eviction moratorium imposed by the CARES Act expired. Expiration of additional unemployment benefits is to follow.
“You must find a way to get in the way,” Lewis said, in a recording of a 2014 commencement speech he gave at Emory University.
Epidemiologist Lewis calls it a "surge over the past couple of weeks."
The Richmond City Council voted on several police reform measures, taking steps toward establishing a civilian review board.
Northam sides with unions and advocates for low-income workers and immigrants for enforceable workplace health and hygiene requirements.
“I’ve seen it all too often,” Chief Boone told lawmakers. “Clearly we have to do something to put control measures in place to stop that.”
“The burden of proof to determine that’s where you contracted the disease is going to be tough to do,” said a senior school specialist.