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Manassas drug dealer sentenced to 41 years in prison for 2001 murder; Ted Cruz refuses to endorse Donald Trump at RNC

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Thursday, July 21.

Manassas’ Justin Wolfe, who was convicted of operating a suburban drug ring at 20 years old and the 2001 murder of another dealer, was sentenced to 41 years in prison.
(The Washington Times)

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The Republican National Convention in Cleveland erupted in boos when former GOP presidential candidate and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz refused to endorse the party’s nominee, Donald Trump, in his speech on Wednesday.
(WTOP)

The Loudoun County Commonwealth’s attorney filed a lawsuit against Gov. Terry McAuliffe and the secretary of the commonwealth, calling for the names of the more than 200,000 former convicts whose voting rights were restored following the governor’s executive order in April.
(Loudoun Times-Mirror)

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A federal class-action lawsuit that argues the Dulles Toll Road is unconstitutional and demands monetary restitution for drivers was filed in D.C. federal court.
(WTOP)

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More than 1,700 Dominion Virginia customers lost power Wednesday afternoon, affecting residents in Arlington and Alexandria.
(ARLnow)

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