Update: Waynesboro man, previously convicted of sex crimes, charged with rape
A Waynesboro man, previously convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old Nelson County girl, is now charged with rape in Augusta County.
A Waynesboro man, previously convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old Nelson County girl, is now charged with rape in Augusta County.
Suicide prevention efforts for veterans in Virginia received a boost today with $4.5 million in federal grants announced to support their mental health.
The City of Staunton is asking residents to prioritize long-term growth and investment strategies for its comprehensive plan.
It’s Thanksgiving Week, so the road work scheduled by VDOT will get something of a holiday toward the end of this week.

Sixth District congressional candidate Beth Macy will travel to Waynesboro Monday night for the first stop on her listening tour.

Metering pumps might not be the most glamorous equipment in an industrial facility, but they play a vital role in countless processes. From water treatment and chemical processing to food production and pharmaceuticals, these pumps ensure precise chemical dosing and consistent system performance. When accuracy matters (which it often does), metering pumps provide controlled, repeatable…
A group calling itself the Free Them All VA Coalition is pushing Northern Virginia Congressman Don Beyer to “declare his support” for the closure of the Farmville Detention Center, a privately owned and operated ICE detention facility in Central Virginia.
Virginia Tech landed its top football coach target, James Franklin, who was just fired five weeks ago after 11-plus years at Penn State, to replace the head coach that Tech fired in September, Brent Pry.
A drought watch advisory is now in place for 50 counties and 23 cities in Virginia due to a lack of precipitation.
Tim Kaine went on NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday, ostensibly, to explain, for the umpteenth time, his role in the Senate Democrat capitulation on healthcare premium tax credits.
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