Attorneys general warn rule could bypass background checks and weaken enforcement of state firearm laws
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Starting July 1, Virginia law enforcement will have a new legal tool to pursue cyberstalking cases — but domestic violence advocates and the lawmakers behind the change say much more is needed to support victims. Under the new legislation, Virginia's stalking law will be updated to include definitions covering
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Henrico County is committing $900,000 to the Salvation Army Central Virginia's Center of Hope, a project in Richmond that is designed to expand emergency shelter capacity and connect peolpe and families experiencing homelessness with services and pathways toward long-term stability. Henrico’s financial commitment began with an
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The Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation is inviting the public to provide feedback on public transportation and rail projects recommended for funding in its Fiscal Year 2027-2032 Six Year Improvement Program. DRPT will host a virtual public meeting on May 27 at 5:30 p.m. To attend,
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