Four people were injured this morning in a crash involving two dump trucks and an SUV in North Stafford.
Four people who were traveling in two dump trucks were taken to a hospital suffering injuries that didn’t appear to be life threatening. The female driver of the SUV also involved in the crash refused to be taken to a hospital, said Stafford fire and rescue spokesman Mark Doyle.
Chief John Clair of the Quantico Town Police Department says body cameras are all the rage.
His six officers will soon get wired up with the mountable cameras that are meant to record a police officer’s entire day. That means every interaction with the public, good or bad.
On the evening of May 17, Prince William fire and rescue was sent to a townhouse fire on Corbin Court in Woodbridge.
When responders arrived on the scene, they found a kitchen fire that had been contained by the home’s sprinkler system, said Prince William fire and rescue.
When Prince William fire and rescue arrived on the scene, they found a fire on the second floor, blazing through the roof and the back of the home.
Responders from several units including the Prince William County Department of Fire & Rescue, the Dale City Volunteer Fire Department, the Occoquan, Woodbridge & Lorton Volunteer Fire Department and the Dumfries-Triangle Volunteer Fire Department worked as a team to combat the flames.
The Prince William police are still looking for a suspect involved in an altercation on April 14.
Prince William police responded to a call that evening on Brook Drive in Woodbridge to investigate a robbery.
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Project Mend-A-House (PMAH) is an area non-profit that helps provide home maintenance services to those in need in Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park. The organization has been able to provide assistance to seniors, veterans and the disabled for more than 30 years.
Senator Chuck Colgan (D) is retiring after 30 years of faithful service to our community. He’s known for having a sense of fairness, protecting taxpayer dollars, and exercising sound judgment when dealing with countless political challenges and controversies over the years. As Democrats in the 29th Senate District, we have a responsibility to choose a […]
Potomac Local sent a candidate survey to Atif M. Qarni. He’s running to represent the 29th District in the Virginia Senate, a seat currently held by the retiring Chuck Colgan.
Qarni faces Jeremy McPike and Micheal Futrell in a June 9, 2015 Primary Election. The winner of the Primary Election will go on to face Republican Harry “Hal” Parrish II in the November General Election on Nov. 3, 2015.
