Stafford County, Va. –– The two left northbound lanes of Interstate 95 at mile post 136 in Stafford County were closed shortly before 11 p.m. due to a crash, authorities said.
While there were few immediate details on the crash, the right traffic lane was the only one carrying drivers past the crash scene, said authorities. (more…)
Prince William County Public Schools are closed Tuesday January 18, 2011. Code Red for employees.
Stafford County Public Schools are closed today. Code 2 for employees.
Triangle, Va. –– One lane of northbound traffic on Interstate 95 at Triangle has been reopened following the crash of two tractor trailers.
While the transit system as of Monday night had no plans of canceling or delaying service on Tuesday, they do warn the platforms at stations could be icy during morning hours.
They’ve urged riders to allow plenty of time to get to the station, use handrails on ramps and while boarding the trains, and to wear sensible clothes and shoes appropriate for the wintry weather. (more…)
He’s introduced a bill in the General Assembly that would not only require agencies to inquire about detainee’s immigration status, it would also allow them to hold those arrested without bond if authorities think they will not appear for a hearing.
The bill is still pending a hearing.
Triangle, Va. –– Personal trainers are headed to Triangle Elementary School to help get students in shape.
Second, third and fourth graders at the school will participate in the second annual Virginia Healthy Youth Day on Thursday.
Woodbridge High School Varsity Basketball coach George Washington says he is lucky to be alive after collapsing last month during a game in Stafford.
Fairfax County, Va. ––One of the first projects that could benefit from Gov. Robert F. McDonnell’s proposed statewide transportation plan is the Interstate 95/395 High Occupancy Toll lanes.
I-95 north between the Exit 160, Gordon Blvd. (Route 123) and one mile south of Exit 166, Fairfax County Pkwy (Route 7100) – Right lane closed Monday – Thursday for bridge work. (more…)
When Virginia’s 2011 General Assembly session began Wednesday in Richmond, state legislators got a somber reminder about the shooting of Arizona congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords.
A letter from the state capitol’s Chief of Police, Kimberly S. Lettner, stated legislators should be mindful of their surroundings when in Richmond and to always report suspicious activity if they see it.
