MANASSAS, Va. — Two warming shelters are now open in Manassas due to the deep freeze.
The shelters are at:
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Here’s the latest from Virginia State Police on tonight’s crash:
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — An old Burger King restaurant at 14120 Jefferson Davis Highway that sat empty for years in Woodbridge is getting a new tenant.
Now it will become a TitleMax loans, joining several other TitleMax locations where borrows can get money by borrowing against their car title.
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. — It appears several large potholes have formed on Interstate 95 in Stafford County.
Those potholes caught the attention of highway crews and state police that were called to the Falmouth area to repair them and divert traffic, respectively.
The Prince William Service Authority provided us with some tips on protecting the water pipes in your home as temperatures begin to plummet over the next 24 hours.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Calling it cold would be an understatement. The temperature over the next 24 hours is expected to drop to zero to five degrees as a swath of cold air moves our way.
It’ll begin tonight as temps fall into the teens, but when we wake up tomorrow morning we will be in a deep freeze with the mercury not forecast to rise above 15 degrees Tuesday.
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