With temperatures expected to hit 100 degrees on Saturday and 101 on Sunday, we’re all looking for ways to beat the heat.
Here are four ideas that can keep you cool this weekend.
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Author: Potomac Local News
Prince William police tell us:
Armed Robbery | Malicious Wounding – On July 18 at 12:40AM, officers responded to investigate a shooting that occurred at near the 3500 block of Crag Mews Dr. in Woodbridge (22193) that occurred earlier that evening. Officers identified three victims, two 20-year-old men and one 18-year-old woman who reported to police that they made arrangements to purchase marijuana from an unknown person at the above location.
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WOODBRIDGE — There’s an update to a shooting in Woodbridge we first told you about on Monday.
Prince William police:
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FAUQUIER COUNTY — A woman and three children were able to get out of their car before a train collided with it, however, the woman suffered life-threatening injuries when the train slammed into her car forcing the car to strike her.
More from Virginia State Police:
Manassas police tell us:
The victim could not provide a location of the incident or suspect information to officers. The victim is in stable condition.
They’re installing new underground pipe just outside Manassas on Thursday.
VDOT tells us:
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QUANTICO — A IMAX movie theatre was included as part of the first phase of a $100 million expansion of the National Museum of the Marine Corps.
The movie they show — “We, The Marines” — is narrated by actor Gene Hackman, of Superman fame. If you haven’t been to the new theatre to see the film, or if you want to see it again, tickets are discounted half off this weekend.
WOODBRIDGE — OmniRide is now in your pocket.
Prince William Occoquan District Supervisor Ruth Anderson on Tuesday announced the transit agency has a new phone app that will allow bus riders to track the location of their buses, and know when the bus is going to arrive.
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Update from the Stafford sheriff’s office:
The driver was identified as Jacob Viduszynski, 18, of Stafford.