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Recent Press Releases

What Virginians Are Seeing: Attorney General Jay Jones Shares Weekly Roundup of Actions Taken

April 10, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones this week continued taking action to protect Virginians from federal overreach, reminded Virginians of their fair housing rights, and participated in Wear Teal Day, bringing awareness to and supporting survivors of sexual violence.

Attorney General Jay Jones: Know Your Fair Housing Rights in Virginia

April 08, 2026
In recognition of Fair Housing Month, the Office of the Attorney General reminds Virginians that housing discrimination is illegal—and that the law protects you at every step of your housing journey.

What Virginians Are Seeing: Attorney General Jay Jones Shares Weekly Roundup Of Actions Taken

April 03, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones this week continued taking action to protect Virginians from federal overreach and defend fundamental rights.

Virginia Attorney General’s Office Successfully Prosecutes Cocaine and Heroin Trafficking Conspiracy Distribution Case, Resulting in Conviction

April 03, 2026
Today, Virginia Attorney General applauds Assistant Attorney General/Special Assistant United States Attorney Kelly Cournoyer for her role in securing a conviction in a Norfolk, Virginia cocaine and heroin trafficking conspiracy distribution case.