Virginia State Police: Celebrate the Fourth, but celebrate responsibly
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To ensure the Fourth of July holiday is as safe as possible, Virginia State Police will increase patrols during the long holiday weekend.
Search Results for drunk driving
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Traffic deaths down over 2016 Memorial Day weekend in Virginia
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The 2016 Memorial Day holiday weekend proved safer for those traveling the highways of Virginia in comparison to the 2015 Memorial Day weekend.
Four charged in drug arrests in Waynesboro
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The Waynesboro Police Department arrested several individuals this week as part of its ongoing campaign against the use and sale of illicit drugs in the city.
State Police remind drivers to buckle up, be safe this Memorial Day weekend
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The Virginia State Police reminds motorists of the need to always buckle up when driving and/or riding in a vehicle.
Celebrate and drive responsibly this St. Patrick’s Day
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A popular holiday in the U.S., St. Patrick’s Day celebrates the roots of millions of Americans with Irish ancestry.
Be a lifesaver: Give the gift of a designated driver
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Be a designated driver this holiday season and be part of the Drive to Save Lives campaign.
Waynesboro man arrested after assaulting girlfriend twice
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The Waynesboro Police Department arrested a city man last night on several charges after he assaulted his girlfriend twice. Mark Seneca Sampson, 36 years old, faces two felonies and three misdemeanors stemming from an alcohol-fueled tirade that sent his 40-year-old girlfriend to Augusta Health Emergency Department with a head injury.
Student-organized vigil shows solidarity with deported pastor Max Villatoro and his family
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About a hundred people gathered at a candlelight vigil this week on the Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) campus to show their support for Mennonite pastor Max Villatoro.
Trouble in Wine Country
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Sonoma County, Northern California, used to be spoken of as part of the natural “Redwood Empire.” Then the bloated wine industry re-named it as the commercial “Wine Country.”
Virginia State Police reminds motorists to be safe for Thanksgiving
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The Thanksgiving holiday weekend is one of the busiest travel times of the year, which increases Virginians’ risks of being involved in a serious or deadly traffic crash.
