Planning to drive on I-95 in Va. this weekend? Here’s why you should prepare to …
Youngkin donates 1st quarter salary to Va. law enforcement assistance fund
Showing that he is a man of his word, Governor Yongkin has donated his entire …
How the Arlington Police Are Dealing With Staffing Shortage
The Arlington Police Department is being forced to change how they deliver service due to …
Norfolk’s City Leaders Grapple With Stubborn Crime Wave
Norfolk city leaders are struggling to come up with solutions to a recent gun violence …
Facial Recognition Technology Bill Has Some Virginians Worried
Gov. Glenn Youngkin recently discussed with stakeholders a controversial bill that would allow local law …
Arlington police groups advocate for higher pay ahead of budget talks
Following President Biden’s announcement of a $5.8 trillion budget, two labor groups that support police …
Virginia Lawmakers Weigh in on Biden’s $5.8 Trillion Budget
On Monday, President Biden unveiled his budget for 2023, totaling $5.8 trillion. The plan proposes …
Virginia Police Department Loses First Officer in the Line of Duty
Virginia leaders are honoring the loss of Covington Police Officer Caleb Ogilvie. Ogilvie, 35, died …
Professor Pleads To President Trump: Send Troops To Chicago
Is Chicago more dangerous than Afghanistan?
Virginia Supreme Court Rules On Police Storage Of License Plate Reader Data
There is now a legal challenge to Fairfax County’s methods of data stored by police with automated license plate readers. Although it was thrown out by a county judge in 2016, it has been given new life by the Virginia Supreme Court.