The Virginia Supreme Court has rejected an emergency motion filed by Attorney General Jay Jones to appeal a Tazewell County Circuit Court’s ruling, which blocked the certification of Virginia’s Redistricting vote.

The redistricting vote is now caught in another legal standoff. A Tazewell County Circuit Court judge has ruled the process used to get this amendment on the ballot may not have followed Virginia law and because of that, the results from this week’s special election can’t move forward.

A Virginia judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the upcoming special election on redistricting, allowing voters to head to the polls while legal questions about the vote could still remain.

Virginia voters will get to cast ballots on a congressional redistricting plan that could help Democrats in this year's midterm elections.

Democrats placed a voter referendum on the ballot in April that could pave the way for a new congressional. But a final ruling on the effort will likely come after the special election.

The Virginia Supreme Court has ruled that a U.S. Marine and his wife will keep an Afghan orphan they brought home in defiance of the U.S. government’s decision to reunite her with her Afghan family.

It all starts with the Kroger in Fairlawn, which was previously located on the Radford side of the bridge.

Justice Lawrence Larkins Koontz, Jr., a retired Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia, passed away on Sunday, March 16. He was 85 years old.

The City of Roanoke has released further information about how it plans to reinforce the skill game ban in our area.

The higher court ruled to reinstate a ban over the games back on Oct. 13.

She’s still fighting to get her three children back after they went into foster care four years ago.

On Tuesday night, Martinsville City Council members adopted a resolution to terminate proceedings regarding the reversion of Martinsville to town status, according to city officials.

No other city in the Commonwealth has a referendum requirement.

In short, the case was thrown out because the parents asked for the wrong types of remedies.

The Supreme Court of Virginia, now tasked with drawing new legislative districts in the state to conform with the 2020 census, on Friday rejected all three Republicans nominated to help it in its task.

Virginia Supreme Court building in Richmond, Virginia. People are back inside the Virginia Supreme Court building after a bomb threat on Friday. K-9 units completed a sweep of the Virginia Supreme Court building about 2:30, and employees were allowed to re-enter. — Va Capitol Police (@VaCapitolPolice) January 15, 2021ORIGINAL STORYAuthorities cleared the Virginia Supreme Court building on Friday afternoon due to a bomb threat. They cleared the building on North Ninth Street shortly before 1:30 p.m.A report of a possible bomb prompted @VaCapitolPolice to clear the Virginia Supreme Court building on North Ninth Street shortly before 1:30 p.m. Friday.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va. – The woman convicted in connection with the death of a Blacksburg girl in 2016 won’t see her appeal move forward in the Virginia Supreme Court. The court denied Natalie Keepers’ petition for appeal on Wednesday. In September 2018, a jury found Keepers guilty of being an accessory before the fact in the first-degree murder of Nicole Lovell. In April, Keepers and her legal team attempted an appeal on the grounds that her original trial was unfair. However, the Virginia Court of Appeals didn’t agree with Keepers and her legal team and it affirmed the conviction by the trial court.

RICHMOND, Va. Kanye West is challenging the Virginia Supreme Court after his name was removed from the presidential ballot in the Commonwealth last week. According to the office of the attorney general, West has filed an appeal with the court to overturn Judge Taylors ruling in hopes to get his name back on the ballot before Novembers election. Officials say that West has also hired two new lawyers, who represented the Republican Party of Virginia when they went against suspending the witness requirement for June primaries. The rapper turned presidential hopeful has also filed a motion for expedited consideration as a way to move through the process quickly, according to the attorney generals office.

RICHMOND, Va. The Virginia Supreme Court has granted a request from Gov. Ralph Northam to suspend judicial proceedings related to evictions for tenants who can't pay rent. The court ruled 4-3 on Friday to grant a moratorium on evictions through Sept. 7 as the state grapples with the coronavirus pandemic. The high court instituted a moratorium in March, but allowed it to expire earlier this summer. There remains the distinct threat that the most vulnerable Virginians will be evicted from their homes at a time when our public health crisis is expanding, Northam said.

RICHMOND, Va. – Eviction proceedings are now temporarily banned across Virginia. Ralph Northam made the announcement Monday, as he requested the decision in a letter sent to Virginia Supreme Court Chief Justice Donald Lemons this weekend. Lemons’ order, which suspends all eviction proceedings, remains in effect through June 28 and modifieds the Court’s earlier Declaration of Judicial Emergency in response to the coronavirus pandemic. “I am grateful to the Chief Justice for granting this order, and for the activists who have been working tirelessly on this important issue,” said Northam. Those facing housing insecurity are encouraged to visit StayHomeVirginia.com for more information and resources on tenant rights.

RICHMOND, Va. – Virginia's highest court on Friday upheld a ban on firearms at an upcoming pro-gun rally in the state's capital, an event that authorities feared could erupt in violence at the hands of armed extremists. Gun-rights groups argued the ban would violate their Second Amendment right to bear arms and their First Amendment freedom of speech. Philip Van Cleave, president of the Virginia Citizens Defense League — the group sponsoring the rally — called the first ruling “mind-boggling." Herring argued Northam's order would help prevent the kind of violence that erupted at a 2017 white nationalist rally in the city of Charlottesville. Because of the threat of possible violence, organizers of an annual vigil for victims of gun violence — usually held on the King holiday each year — said Friday that they have canceled their event this year.