Police: Waynesboro man speeding, ran light in traffic crash with serious injuries
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A 19-year-old man from Waynesboro is being held without bond after a crash that left another driver with serious injuries.
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Packages sent to late Commonwealth’s Attorney recovered at FedEx driver’s home
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A FedEx subcontractor is accused of stealing packages that were delivered to the late Commonwealth’s Attorney’s address in Mathews County.
Spanberger will sign bill increasing minimum wage to $15 per hour
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We now know that the minimum wage in Virginia will increase to $15 per hour on Jan. 1, 2028, with Gov. Abigail Spanberger signaling on Monday that she will sign legislation that has passed both houses of the General Assembly.
VDOT: Update to the road construction, maintenance schedule for Feb. 16-20
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VDOT has sent out its updated list of ongoing road construction and maintenance projects for the coming week.
Culpeper: Five-month-old child fighting for her life; couple charged with felony abuse
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A five-month-old girl is receiving life-saving care at UVA Medical Center, and a Culpeper couple has been charged with felony child abuse.
Virginia Supreme Court gives go-ahead on congressional map referendum
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The Virginia Supreme Court ruled on Friday that the state can proceed with an April 21 referendum that could give us a new congressional map.
Charlottesville Police: Charges possible in hate-fueled social-media thread on student protest
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Charlottesville Police are making it clear that it will not tolerate threats, including those made on its own social media channels.
Broadway: Suspect killed by police identified in 7-Eleven shooting
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The man shot and killed by law enforcement at a 7-Eleven in Broadway on Tuesday afternoon has been identified.
Virginia AG joins suit against Trump regime on student loan forgiveness program
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The Trump regime wants to bar people who speak critically against its policies from the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, which is just awful politics that your fake religious mother-in-law of course thinks is totally kosher.
Remains found in Florida five decades ago traced to missing Harrisonburg woman
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Remains found in Boca Raton, Fla., in 1978 have been traced back to a missing Harrisonburg woman whose death has now been ruled a homicide.
