Letter: We need to remember how much money it takes to run a city effectively
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Waynesboro has been attempting to run on a deficit for several years now.
Search Results for Virginia State Police
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VDOT workers memorial on I-64 honors who ‘paid the ultimate sacrifice’
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On Route 220 in Henry County Sunday evening, Virginia State Trooper M.L. Gravely stopped to assist the driver of a disabled vehicle.
Augusta County man arrested for child pornography, sexual contact with an animal
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An Augusta County man has been arrested for possession of child pornography and sexual contact with an animal.
NBC29 meteorologist charged with sex extortion, more victims sought
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A former NBC29 meteorologist is facing charges after he allegedly recorded a video of a consensual sex encounter and extorted the victim.
Augusta County: Armed man who barricaded himself, refused to exit, taken into custody
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An attempt to arrest a wanted man in Augusta County led officers to establish a perimeter after he barricaded himself inside his apartment.
Staunton PD had past issues with tow-truck driver charged in April 5 rally incident
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The Armentrout Towing/Old Dixie Towing guy facing a criminal reckless driving charge for driving menacingly through a Staunton political protest rally on April 5 got himself on the radar of the Staunton Police Department last fall for something else.
2025 Teachers of the Year: Waynesboro Schools honors ‘the best of the best’
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The Waynesboro Schools Teacher of the Year for 2024-2025 is William Perry Elementary School kindergarten teacher Sarah Hinkle.
UVA Baseball series canceled in the aftermath of the FSU mass shooting
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The UVA Baseball series at Florida State, for obvious reasons, related to the mass shooting on the FSU campus on Thursday, is off.
Staunton: Magistrate issues warrant in ‘rolling coal’ incident at April 5 protest
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A magistrate has issued an arrest warrant for the driver in the “rolling coal” incident that disrupted an April 5 protest rally in front of the Augusta County Courthouse in Staunton.
Detained professor: ‘I’ve seen lots of injustice, didn’t think it would happen to me’
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An effort to silence those who don’t agree with the Trump administration is being challenged in court on behalf of a Georgetown professor.
