Waynesboro ransomware attack isn’t the only security issue the city has faced
The City of Waynesboro said the recent BianLian ransomware attack on the city wasn’t the first.
The City of Waynesboro said the recent BianLian ransomware attack on the city wasn’t the first.
The homeless encampment on B Street in Waynesboro is here to stay – at least for now – despite a nearby resident saying her family feels “unsafe” in her own back yard.
A student reported to Kate Collins Middle School administrators today that a fellow classmate had a firearm.
The City of Waynesboro is providing an opportunity for community residents to pitch in and clean up on Earth Day.
Fifty-seven projects in the Commonwealth will receive more than $93 million in Affordable and Special Needs Housing loans.
The City of Waynesboro received new information late last week that data from the city’s digital infrastructure was stolen and posted online.
A homeless encampment on B Street in Waynesboro remains open despite the City Manager saying the Waynesboro Police was “assisting the landowner with trespass enforcement” on Feb. 22.
The Waynesboro Police Department is asking for the public’s help with information regarding a shooting incident reported Monday night on King Avenue.
A threat analyst shared on Twitter on Monday that the official Waynesboro local government network may have been infiltrated by BianLian Ransomware.
It was clear before Waynesboro City Council banged the gavel to end its business meeting last week that the hue and cry from the dais about Vice Mayor Jim Wood was little more than a performance.
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