A Virginia prison inmate was sentenced Friday to 77 months in federal prison for threatening to harm an assistant U.S. attorney who had prosec…
"... if you come to my backyard, and you're violating children through police brutality and excessive force, who would I be to sit in my house…
Amber Harper said that her 15-year-old son, Ti’lor Harper, was checking on his cousin, who was involved in the fight, but didn’t know what hap…
Police said Kendall A. Jamerson, 35, of Dillwyn, was armed.
U.S. District Judge Norman K. Moon expressed logistical and safety concerns that may cause the October trial to be moved to federal courthouse…
Evidence collected at the scene suggests the striking vehicle was a dark gray 2014 Jeep Cherokee Limited.
“This student asked a series of questions that were quite antagonistic toward the panel. He pressed on and stated one faculty member was being…
James Alex Fields Jr., one of several defendants in the federal Sines v. Kessler rally lawsuit, has been hallucinating and acting bizarrely, a…
Lawyers who sued Virginia Tech on behalf of former cadets blasted the university on Sunday, alleging that its statement about the cases violat…
George Huguely V will remain in prison after a judge denied of his latest attempt to seek early release.
The evidentiary hearing represents what may be the former University of Virginia student-athlete's last option to overturn his murder conviction.
David Oranchak, who lives in Roanoke County and studied at Virginia Tech, is among a trio of international code-breakers who recently decoded …
A new law that attempts to give inmates an incentive to straighten out their lives and reduce their time in custody will take effect in 2022.
On Monday, a billboard went up featuring the two Virginia Tech sophomores who were shot 11 years ago. The case remains unsolved.
The hearing may open up a path for quicker removal of Charlottesville's two Confederate statues.
A federal judge sent a raft of complaints against the Traditionalist Worker Party to state court, and told the parties to undertake good faith…
Huguely, then a University of Virginia lacrosse player, was found guilty in 2012 of second-degree murder in the slaying of Yeardley Love, who …
The lawsuit alleges that state officials' actions in response to the public health crisis caused financial harm and were "a disturbing and gro…