Columbia Gas distributes grants to volunteer fire departments in Virginia
Nearly 30 volunteer fire departments in Virginia received grants this week to support their work to keep communities safe.
Nearly 30 volunteer fire departments in Virginia received grants this week to support their work to keep communities safe.
A shoplifting suspect who disarmed an Arlington County police officer and fired a round during his arrest faces multiple charges.
A single-story home on Forest View Road in Albemarle County is a total loss after a fire early this morning.
A ground-breaking ceremony will be held next week for a new fire station in the City of Harrisonburg.
If you notice some smoke outside on Friday, it is likely from wildfires, though it shouldn’t be as heavy as it was at times last summer.
Six injuries were reported this morning after an escalator fire at John F. Kennedy International Airport delayed dozens of flights.
Seventy percent of fireworks injuries happen on the Fourth of July in the Shenandoah Valley but are otherwise relatively rare.
A residential structure fire in the Green Mountain area in Albemarle County caused $45,000 in damage and has displaced a family of six and their pets.
The Virginia Fire Marshal’s Office is reminding residents to leave fireworks to the professionals during the Fourth of July holiday.
The Fire Grants and Safety Act would renew critical grant programs that fund essential equipment and resources for fire stations.
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