Alleged MS-13 leader remains in custody after federal court appearance in Alexandria, Va.
On Tuesday, a man who federal authorities called a top MS-13 leader appeared in federal court in Alexandria, Virginia.
Virginia attorney general urges SCOTUS to allow deportations of TdA gang members
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares is pushing for the Supreme Court to allow deportations of Tren De Aragua (TdA) ...
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Federal judge to consider case of Georgetown fellow arrested by ICE
A federal judge is set to consider motions to release Georgetown University fellow Badar Khan Suri on bond while litigation ...
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Former Virginia House candidate accused of fraudulently obtaining over $200,000 in COVID-related funds
Former General Assembly candidate Sheila Bynum-Coleman has been indicted by a federal grand jury and accused of fraudulently ...
Alleged top MS-13 gang leader faces federal judge in Virginia
The case against 24-year-old Henrry Josue Villatoro Santos is heading to a federal grand jury. ALEXANDRIA, Va. — For the ...
Virginia tribe accuses Youngkin, state of undermining health system
A federal lawsuit filed by the Nansemond Indian tribe highlights tension as Virginia adjusts to federal recognition of ...
Youngkin moves to delay controversial law sealing criminal, court records from public view
After a flurry of signatures and vetoes over the weekend, Gov. Glenn Youngkin asked lawmakers Monday evening to amend the implementation of a controversial 2021 law shielding court records from ...
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Virginia high court rules officer not liable in detainee’s attempted suicide
The Supreme Court of Virginia ruled the detainee's status as a convicted felon precludes recovering damages for injuries ...
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Does Virginia law sealing court records from the public’s eye violate the First Amendment?
according to a Virginia State Crime Commission paper in 2021. “Pennsylvania is way more aggressive about it than we are,” ...
A plan to make James Monroe's Virginia estate a state park was rejected. Now, it's in limbo.
Oak Hill, built by enslaved people more than 200 years ago, is the only home belonging to our earliest presidents that still ...