A Manassas teen was sentenced to 11 years in jail today, after assisting the Islamic State in Iraq (ISIS).
Ali Shukri Amin, the 17-year old Manassas boy, was sentenced after being convicted of conspiring to provide support and resources to ISIS, according to a U.S. Justice Department release.
According to the Virginia Department of Emergency Management, Tropical Storm Erika may become a hurricane by Monday, and has the potential to hit Virginia.
The storm is currently approaching the Dominican Republic, and is still impacting the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, stated the National Weather Service.
Work on Harvest Life Changers Church in Woodbridge is underway once again.
Prince William police are searching for a man, following a sexual assault of a minor at a Manassas Walmart.
According to Prince William police, officers were called to the Walmart on 8386 Sudley Road in Manassas on the morning of August 22.
Dumfries officials weighed in on a plan to close a controversial landfill in the town.
The Potomac Landfill is full of building materials and is easily visible from Interstate 95. It’s located squarely inside the Town of Dumfries and has been a magnet for odor complaints filed by town residents.
A small concrete island blocking the flow of three travel lanes on Prince William Parkway will be moved.
With nothing more than a crosswalk signal on it today, the concrete island stands in the way of drivers and Prince William County transportation planners who would prefer to have three continuous travel lanes on eastbound Prince William Parkway at Minnieville Road in Woodbridge.
It appears police know the identify of the person who led them on a pursuit, and then on a manhunt late Wednesday night.
Charges have not been filed in the case and no arrests have been made.
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Chris Yung Elementary School will welcome students, parents, and teachers for the first time this year.
According to the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT), between 12 a.m. and 3 a.m. traffic will be stopped near the Fall Hill Avenue overpass, so that crews can lift beams.
More from a VDOT release:
The Friends of the Occoquan environmental group received a $10,0000 donation to educate the community about rain barrels.
