Staunton | Are police, ICE using Flock license plate cameras to spy on you?
A vocal group of citizens is pushing back on the Staunton Police Department’s use of Flock license-plate reader technology, known as ALPR.
A vocal group of citizens is pushing back on the Staunton Police Department’s use of Flock license-plate reader technology, known as ALPR.
Three communities will receive a combined $13 million to support crisis services including receiving centers and stabilization units.
In an effort to strengthen the leadership of local nonprofits, a one-day conference is being offered by the Community Foundation.
Former FEMA program analyst Pete Barlow is entering the race for the Sixth District seat in Congress, with a campaign kickoff for his run at the Democratic Party nomination set for Aug. 20 in Weyers Cave.
Valley Alliance for Education is celebrating 35 years next week, and its impact on local classrooms has almost reached platinum status.
Cat Lady in Training Rescue acquired official nonprofit status in early 2025 after five years of fostering and providing homes for felines.
Residents of the Summerfield subdivision in Augusta County are worried that a planned crisis center near their homes will be dangerous.
Seven years ago, the Shenandoah LGBTQ Center was founded and housed in the Staunton Innovation Hub to provide services for LGBTQ.
Tommie Martz was roommates in his first year of pro ball in 1960 in the Pittsburgh system with Steve Blass, who would be the winning pitcher in Game 7 as the Pirates beat the Baltimore Orioles in the World Series 11 years later.
The House just voted 218-214 to send the Big, Ugly Bill to the Oval Office, where Donald Trump will use his sharpie to get it on the books on Friday, and Ben Cline, among others in the MAGAsphere, couldn’t be happier.
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