Forecasters say we could see some strong storms with dangerous lightening and some hail, mainly before 8 p.m.
Tomorrow, temperatures will struggle to make it out of the 40 degree temperature range, with mostly sunny skies.
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North Stafford, Va. –– Some special Olympians came to Stafford to compete last weekend.
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A single-story house at 164 Eustace Drive in North Stafford caught fire at 1:26 p.m. Wednesday, prompting fire and rescue crews to race to the scene.
Stafford County, Va. –– Get ready for some road closures and detours.
Virginia Railway Express riders will soon be able to take Amtrak for less.
Beginning May 2, riders will be able to purchase an Amtrak Step-up ticket for $5, which is half of the current ticket cost. The reduced fares should alleviate crowding on the transit system that last month experienced record ridership, said VRE CEO Dale Zehner.
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Two public school teachers in the Potomac Communities are taking home top honors from the Washington Post.
Maryann O’Brien, special education teacher at Forest Park High School and David Vita, music teacher at Anne E. Moncure Elementary, are among two teachers being honored this year as Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher of the Year award recipients.
The East Coast Rapist suspect is due in court today, train operator CSX is apologizing for some late night whistles being blown by engineers, and just who will be the next NOVA Idol?
Dumfries, Va. –– More than 60 people had a paranormal experience at the Dumfries Community Center on Saturday.
The Weems-Botts Museum presented “Paranormal Research 101,” where Krystal Porras, founder and director of 3:33 AM Paranormal Research, shared the differences between “paranormal investigators” and “ghost hunters.”
