Virginia
Woman Pepper Sprays Karaoke Bar Employee, Flees When Card is Declined
Two women were leaving the Grammy Karaoke bar in Virginia Beach on the night of April 9 and went to pay the bill when their credit card was reportedly declined.
Newsmax Host Slammed for Calling Nazario 'Bad Lieutenant' With 'Loaded Gun'
"Stop being a propagandist for the murder cult," tweeted 2020 Georgia Senate candidate Shane Hazel.
Virginia Cop Joe Gutierrez Fired After Pepper-Spraying Army Lt. Nazario
"It was determined that Windsor Police Department policy was not followed," said the Town of Windsor, Virginia.
Caron Nazario Video 'Angered Me,' Says Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam
The governor said he will direct the Virginia State Police to conduct an independent investigation, and that he has invited Nazario to meet with him.
Video of Virginia Cops Arresting Army Lieutenant Watched 9 Million Times
Nazario is seeking damages of $1million claiming officers Daniel Crocker and Joe Gutierrez violated his first and fourth amendment rights.
Cops Who Held Lt. Nazario at Gunpoint Must Face Probe, Ex-Police Chiefs Say
"It's unconscionable that they would do that to a compliant man who was serving his country in uniform," said Erroll Southers. "There's just no excuse."
Caron Nazario: Black Army Lieutenant Suing Virginia Police
The lawsuit alleges police officers racially profiled Nazario and could have jeopardized his military career.
Jerry Falwell Jr. Urges Virginians to Get COVID Shot to Stop Lockdowns
"Please get vaccinated so our nutcase of a Governor will have less reasons for mindless restrictions!" Jerry Falwell, Jr. told his followers on Instagram Wednesday.
Most Americans Think Marijuana THC and CBD Are the Same Chemical, Poll Says
Fifty-eight percent of Americans surveyed said they were unaware of any difference between marijuana and CBD use.
Flynn Endorses VA Gov. Candidate Who Called Capitol Rioters 'Patriots'
Virginia State Senator Amanda Chase was previously condemned by Republican lawmakers for her "selfishness and constant need for media attention."
VA Is First Southern State to Ban 'Trans Panic' Defense for Murder, Assault
While "gay panic" and "transgender panic" aren't mentioned in any law books, defendants will sometimes use them as a temporary insanity defense.
Video Shows Deer Crashing Through School Bus Window, Landing on Student
Neither students nor the deer were injured as a result of the crash, which took place early Thursday morning in central Virginia.
Loophole Gives Charlottesville, Va., Right to Remove Confederate Statues
A Thursday court decision will allow the city to remove two monuments depicting Confederate military generals, including the statue of Robert E. Lee that was at the center of a deadly rally in 2017.
Doctor Stresses Rash Man Developed After COVID Vaccine Is Extremely Rare
Millions of people in the U.S. have received COVID vaccines, with more than 15 percent of the population now fully vaccinated against the disease.
Donovon Lynch, Pharrell Williams' Cousin, Shot Dead By Police In Virginia
"It is critical my family and the other victims' families get the transparency, honesty and justice they deserve," Williams wrote in a post paying tribute to his 25-year-old cousin.
2 dead, 8 wounded in Virginia Shootings on 'Chaotic Night In the Beach'
An officer has been placed on administrative assignment after a fatal confrontation by the popular waterfront site.
Virginia Outlaws Death Penalty After Executing 113 Since 1976
"There is no place today for the death penalty in this commonwealth, in the South or in this nation," Governor Ralph Northam said.
'I'm Not Afraid of the State': Virginia Restaurant Owner Defies COVID Rules
Gourmeltz restaurant in Fredericksburg is at risk of closing for not adhering to regulations on face masks.
Teacher Quits Over Use of George Floyd's Name in Chemistry Quiz
Students at H-B Woodlawn Secondary Program in Arlington, Virginia were asked to fill in the missing element in a sentence describing Floyd's death.
Equal Rights Amendment Can't Be Ratified, Judge Rules, Could Go to SCOTUS
The amendment's supporters say that without a constitutional amendment, women are left to fight long, costly court battles to ensure they receive the same civil rights and legal protections given to men.
COVID Restrictions Are Being Lifted in These States
Texas, Mississippi, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts are among the states where restrictions were eased this month.
Xzavier Hill Shooting by Virginia Police Ruled Justified by Grand Jury
"We unanimously find there is no probable cause to believe the Troopers committed any criminal offense in the shooting of Xzavier Deyonte Hill on January 9, 2021," a Virginia grand jury concluded on Friday.
Virginia Man Who Held Child Out Of Window During Car Chase Arrested—Police
Tavon Ford, 31, was taken into custody by the United States Marshals Fugitive Task Force without incident.
Virginia, State With Most Recorded Executions, Set to Ban Death Penalty
Virginia will become the 23rd state in the U.S. to ban capital punishment once Governor Ralph Northam signs the legislation.
Controversial Pro-Trump Legislator Amanda Chase Leads GOP in Governor Race
Chase currently has more support than any other GOP candidate for governor, but most voters have yet to make a decision.
Wegmans COVID Vaccine Registration Details and How To Book an Appointment
Customers are advised to check the Wegmans website frequently for the latest information on appointment availability.
Capitol Rioter Accused of Hitting Officers With Stick Arrested by FBI
According to a criminal complaint, the 34-year-old was shown on police body-worn camera footage among a crowd of rioters using sticks and other items as weapons to assault officers protecting the U.S. Capitol.
Power Outages Affect Millions As Winter Storms Hit U.S.
Texas is currently the worst hit state when it comes to the number of customers without power.
Babysitter Abducted Baby by Using Fake Facebook Profile, Court Records Show
Tykirah Lashae Reid, 20, is accused of abducting 3-month-old Jiraiya Cherry from his Chesterfield, Virginia, family home on the morning of February 4.
Virginia State House and Senate Votes to Legalize Marijuana by 2024
"There have been a few bumps, but I'm hopeful that we'll have a polished bill we can agree upon in the next few weeks," Virginia Senate Adam Ebbin said Friday.