Charlottesville, Va. police executed search warrants today of an apartment and car believed to be relevant to the search of missing University of Virginia student Hannah Elizabeth Graham, who has been missing since last Saturday.
Police are searching for a man who was seen putting his arm around Hannah Graham—the missing University of Virginia student—on the night of her disappearance. Surveillance footage released this morning shows a different man who appears to be following her as she walks around Charlottesville. That man has come forward…
Surveillance footage and eyewitness reports obtained by police establishes a clearer timeline of the whereabouts of Hannah Graham—the second-year University of Virginia student who has been missing since early last Saturday morning—on the night she disappeared.
Police in Charlottesville are searching for first-year University of Virginia student Hannah Elizabeth Graham, who has been missing since last Saturday, when she texted friends that she gotten lost walking home from a party.
Ex-Virginia governor Bob McDonnell was found guilty of 11 corruption charges in a case that centered around his allegedly exchanging political favors for cash and gifts, the Washington Post reports. Maureen McDonnell, his wife, was found guilty of eight corruption charges and obstruction of justice.
Yesterday, Maureen McDonnell's former chief of staff, Mary-Shea Sutherland, testified in the federal corruption trial against McDonnell and her former-Virginia-governor husband Bob. Sutherland had some colorful things to say about the first lady.
Three children and their parents were found shot to death Sunday night in the family's home in Culpeper, Va. Police believe the shooting was a murder-suicide.
If you read nothing else for the rest of your life, read the paragraph below that details how ex-Virginia governor, onetime presidential hopeful, and repository of family values Bob McDonnell and his wife plan to defend themselves against federal corruption charges.
The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today 2-1 that Virginia's gay marriage ban is unconstitutional. Judge Paul Niemeyer, a Republican appointee, dissented.
A "left wing liberal" campaigning for Virginia Rep. Eric Cantor's House seat has put a $100,000 bounty on nude photos of Texas Tech cheerleader and big-game hunter Kendall Jones.
Ladies are going crazy for "discreet" bra holsters at the NRA store, and the gents are carrying in Carytown, much to the dismay of the fixie crowd. It's all happening for Second Amendment Men and Women today.
Virginia State Delegate Joe Morrissey was recently charged with four felonies related to a sexual relationship he allegedly carried on with a 17-year-old receptionist at his law office. In a live televised press conference yesterday meant to deflect the accusations, Morrissey said: "OMG, I just fucked my boss."
Boys will be boys. Zachary Werrell, 23, is just a boy who happens to be running the campaign of the tea partier who upset House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in last night's Virginia congressional primary. A boy who, like so many others, suddenly realized his Facebook rants could be a liability.
Plantiffs in the federal suit over Virginia's ban on gay marriage, Emily Schall-Townley, Carol Schall, and Mary Townley, raise their arms after a hearing on Virginia's same sex-marriage ban in Richmond on Tuesday. Image via Steve Helber/AP.
A second body has been found in the crash that sent a hot air balloon plummeting to earth yesterday in Virginia after it had floated into power lines and was set on fire. Recovery efforts are still being made for a third victim and the wreckage of the balloon.
The recovery continues this morning for two passengers of a hot air balloon that drifted into power lines over the countryside north of Richmond, then burst into flames and crashed to earth. On board were one pilot and two passengers; one body has been recovered and has been sent to a medical examiner for…
Al Bedrosian is a good Christian. He believes in corporal punishment but not in global warming. He ran for a seat on his Virginia county board promising to bring the Lord Christ back into its meetings. With the grace of God and John Roberts, he's keeping his promise.
A train derailed in Lynchburg, Va. Wednesday afternoon, causing at least three cars carrying crude oil to burst into flames next to the James River. About 300 people were evacuated from the area, though a city spokesperson said firefighters have the blaze contained. No injuries were reported.
A Virginia reporter FOIAed any automatic license-plate reader data the local cops might have collected on her. The results were chilling, and possibly illegal: "The police know exactly where my car has been—and when—during the past few months."
In Virginia, the land of Jefferson, respectable and upright citizens are fighting to preserve their right to hoard wild animals into a fenced enclosure and then enjoy the sight of dogs tearing them apart.
