Albemarle County | Fire overnight at Crozet home displaces one, pet dog
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A single-family home in Crozet caught fire overnight displacing one person and their pet dog, according to fire and rescue.
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Albemarle County | Fire to Premier Circle building extinguished early this morning
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A fire in the 400 block of Premier Circle is under investigation by the Albemarle County Fire Marshal’s Office.
Harrisonburg | Six training academy grads sworn in as new members of Fire Department
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Six recent grads from Recruit Class #12 of the Central Shenandoah Valley Regional Fire-Rescue Academy are joining the ranks of the Harrisonburg Fire Department.
Waynesboro | $8.8 million West End fire station could be operational by end of year
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The long-awaited West End fire station in Waynesboro should be operational in December or early January, according to the city manager.
ACC Football | Virginia Tech fires Pry, Clemson’s Swinney not worried, replay is working
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UCLA and Virginia Tech became the first two schools to fire their football coaches this season.
Virginia Tech | Brent Pry fired: ‘Results on the field were not acceptable’
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Virginia Tech fired head football coach Brent Pry, effective immediately, on Sunday, hours after the Hokies fell to 0-3 on the 2025 season with a lackluster 45-26 loss to ODU in Blacksburg.
Harrisonburg | Fire department to beef up car seat, bike safety outreach
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The Harrisonburg Fire Department will use a $10,000 grant to expand its car seat and bike safety outreach in the city.
Albemarle County | Reality TV? Nope, driver takes gunfire in real-life towing incident
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Two suspects are facing criminal charges for allegedly shooting at a truck driver towing a vehicle from an Albemarle County apartment complex.
Roddy Scheer: Are police, fire, EMS departments using electric vehicles today?
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While Tesla dominates the public attention, a wide array of models, such as those from Ford and Hyundai, are being employed in the public sector.
Waynesboro | Police issue felony warrants for woman who set house on fire
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A 4o-year-old Waynesboro woman was injured after allegedly setting her 4th Street house on fire Wednesday night.
