The Dinwiddie Monitor • 3rd June 2020

Criminal charges unlikely against driver involved in deadly van crash

County prosecutors say the driver of a pick-up truck that collided with a van full of church parishioners last year, killing four and injuring several others inside, is not expected to face more serious charges due to currently available evidence not being sufficient to move forward with criminal charges.

The Dinwiddie Monitor • 12th February 2020

Attorneys for murder suspect believe fair trial isn’t possible in Dinwiddie

With the possibility of a second trial for the man charged with allegedly killing a Dinwiddie County teenager looming, his attorneys remain steadfast in their belief that their client will not be able to receive a fair trial within the county.

The Prince George Journal • 18th September 2019

Case against Comcast robbery suspects moves through courts

The case against two suspects charged in connection with a summer 2018 robbery at the now-closed Comcast service center continues to move through local courts following their most recent court date last month.

The Prince George Journal • 7th August 2019

Chesterfield man convicted in 2018 slaying of brother

A Chesterfield County man charged in connection with the Summer 2018 slaying of his brother in Prince George now awaits his sentence after being convicted of second-degree murder late last month.

The Dinwiddie Monitor • 17th July 2019

Smith sentenced to life in prison for 2018 murder

After being found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of a Dinwiddie County business owner and father, a Newport News man will spend the rest of life behind bars in connection with the 2018 slaying.

The Sussex-Surry Dispatch • 23rd August 2017

Not Guilty: Waverly Mayor Mason acquitted of election fraud charges

A Sussex County jury found Waverly Mayor Walter Mason not guilty of election fraud stemming from his successful 2016 bid for office in the town after 30 minutes of deliberations.