Alleghany County: Single travel lane on Route 42 over railroad for maintenance, paving
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The Virginia Department of Transportation will install temporary signals on the Route 42 bridge over Buckingham Branch Railroad.
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Augusta County: I-81 exit 235 ramp brief closures overnight April 14-17
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Motorists should be alert for brief periods when the entrance or exit ramps at I-81 exit 235 (Weyers Cave/Grottoes) will be closed.
Staunton: West Beverley sidewalk, repaving project resumes April 14
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The West Beverley Sidewalk Improvement and State of Good Repair repaving project will resume the week of April 14.
Rockingham: Portion of Route 640 to close April 14 for bridge replacement work
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A portion of Route 640 (Model Road) in Rockingham County is scheduled to close for a little more than two weeks starting Monday, April 14.
Distracted driving: Texting behind the wheel continues to plague Virginia roads
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Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of crashes, serious injuries and fatalities on the roads in Virginia.
Commonwealth Transportation Board schedules meetings for Virginia feedback
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The Commonwealth Transportation Board will host nine meetings in Virginia for the public to share feedback on transportation projects.
Staunton considers alternative for Richmond, Greenville avenues intersection
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After realizing the city will have a funding gap of $13.5 million for a roundabout project at the intersection of Richmond and Greenville avenues, Staunton is reconsidering options.
Ten days, $15K later, Augusta County couple are victims of sweepstakes scam
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An Augusta County couple was bilked out of $15,000 this month by sophisticated scammers who claimed they had won a sweepstakes drawing.
Fluvanna County: One dead in accident involving emergency vehicle, truck
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A Henrico County man is dead after his truck was struck by an emergency vehicle on Wednesday morning in Fluvanna County.
Waynesboro: Retiree planned to enjoy property along the river, city invokes eminent domain
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Brian Collins grew up in Charlottesville, and his retirement plans include relocating from Alexandria to Waynesboro to enjoy a simpler life.
