Charlottesville man arrested after threatening employees over incorrect food order
A Charlottesville man upset about an incorrect food order is in jail after allegedly making threats to harm employees.
A Charlottesville man upset about an incorrect food order is in jail after allegedly making threats to harm employees.
The Virginia House of Delegates voted 62-33 on Wednesday to advance a resolution that would allow state leaders to redraw our congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterms.

A Waynesboro church donated 30,000 pounds of frozen meat products to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank on Monday, an amount that should provide more than 90,000 individual meat servings.
In case you missed them, Crystal Graham prepared a roundup of her top stories from 2025 on Augusta Free Press.

The investigation continues into a $1.1 million drug trafficking operation at the Virginia Correctional Center for Women in Goochland County.
A grand jury has handed down an indictment in the murder of a corrections officer at River North Correctional Center in Grayson County last month.
Staunton has announced that it will end its contract with Flock Safety and remove all automated license plate readers installed in the city.
Flock Safety cameras are getting credit for helping police find the murderer of two students at Brown University and a MIT professor.
I’ll break ranks here and tell you that I’m all for Glenn Youngkin’s stupid new “sweetened beverage” ban for SNAP recipients, which I think actually doesn’t go far enough.
Donald Trump has weighed in on the Sunday murders of famed actor and director Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele, in predictable fashion: by blaming Rob Reiner, an outspoken progressive and Trump critic, for instigating his own death.
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