Prince William police say their investigation into the alleged rape began Nov. 15.
On Tuesday, investigators obtained warrants for 44-year-old Rene Martinez Romero, 44, of Mohican Road.
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Woodbridge,Va. –– Winds are once again battering the large Potomac Mills mall sign that stands high atop its perch looking over Interstate 95.
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Gregg Allman recently released his first studio album in 14 years, and it’ll be the last sold at Borders Books and Music in North Stafford.
After the company announced last week it was closing 30 percent of its stores nationwide, the location at Stafford Marketplace has marked down all of its merchandise by up to 40 percent.
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Lake Ridge, Va. — Lake Ridge is the neighborhood next in line for a 24-hour emergency medical center.
Raspberry Golf Management purchased the facility Wednesday, adding it to its portfolio of golf courses in Northern Virginia.
Some include Old Hickory Golf Club in Woodbridge and Raspberry Falls Golf and Hunt Club in Leesburg.
Fairfax reviews its disciplinary policy, new charges in the death of a soldier, and could it be- George Mason south?
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It’s going to get windy out there today.
The National Weather Service has placed the Potomac Communities under a high wind advisory between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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Mark Tyler Lewis, 19, is charged with breaking and entering, conspiracy to commit grand larceny and vandalism, said Stafford sheriff’s spokesman Bill Kennedy.
Police arrested him at his home Thursday afternoon after a massive search involving a Virginia State Police helicopter, not one from Fairfax County as officials had earlier stated.
One of the men, 38-year-old Mark Andrew Corpora, of 6 Belmont Court in Stafford, was already being held at the Rappahannock Regional Jail on pornography charges out of Spotsylvania County when Stafford officials charged him with 40 counts of child pornography possession with the intent to distribute, said Stafford sheriff’s spokesman Bill Kennedy.
Corpora was indicted by a grand jury February 7.
In a letter today to riders, the commuter railroad’s chief stated VRE’s doesn’t rely solely on the feds for funding.
“Our operating funds come from state and local subsidies as well as rider fares. We will not be required to stop operating,” stated CEO Dale Zehner.