A Woodbridge man faces charges sexual battery charges.
Investigators say the victim told her mother she was sexually assaulted while the accused stayed the night at the family’s home.
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An adult and child were rescued from a burning home.
This past Monday, a town home on Covington Place near Manassas caught fire due to a small appliance overheating.
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It’s time to remove the old Aden Road bridge.
The one-lane wrought-iron truss bridge will be removed from its perch over the Norfolk-Southern railway on Tuesday.
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Monza of Historic Manassas collected more than 100 gently used coats to donate to SERVE in exchange for a $10 Monza or Carmello’s gift card and free hot chocolate and coffee during the Greater Manassas Christmas Parade.
“We appreciate all the support to help SERVE provide coats to those in need,” said Alice Pires, owner of Monza and Carmello’s in Historic Manassas, Va.
No one in Virginia bought the winning $1.5 billion Powerball ticket.
But a total of $7 million in winning tickets were sold in the state — some of them in our area.
Dominion Virginia Power was given a green light this morning to begin de-watering toxic ash ponds near Quantico.
Virginia’s Water Control Board met outside Richmond and approved a permit that allows the energy giant to treat waters consolidated into one of five coal ash ponds at the Possum Point Power Station, and then release it into Quantico Creek and the Potomac River.
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Three days before he would call it quits, Bill Kennedy sat behind his desk at the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office.
He reflected on his nearly 10 years serving as the public face of the department. It was his job to tell the story of the deputies and their interactions with the public — good and bad.
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A total of 8.6 million people have enrolled for healthcare benefits from the Federal Government since late last year.
Between Nov. 1, 2015 and Jan. 31, it’s open season for anyone to go online, or to a healthcare broker, to choose a new health plan through the federal healthcare marketplace.
Mike’s 610 Diner has been described as a “cheers” of Stafford County.
The small eatery caters to a mostly breakfast crowd, and a stream of regulars — all on a first-name basis — stream in all morning long.