[Updated November 28] Elijah Johnson will take control of the Prince William County Government on January 1, 2022.

The Prince William Board of Supervisors today appointed Johnson to the role of Acting County Executive during a closed-session meeting.


As ballots were counted on Election Night, multiple issues arose in Prince William County.

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A plan to enhance pedestrian safety outside Yorkshire Elementary School just got a funding boost.

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A plan to remove two signal lights on Prince William Parkway calls for significantly transforming two intersections near Manassas.

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Prince William County residents may have the chance to vote on a pedestrian safety bond in November 2022.

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The three companies that provide cable TV and internet service to Prince William County residents will continue to do so until the end of 2022.

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Mezeh, a Maryland-based Mediterranean grill, will open a new location at Potomac Mills mall.

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A majority of Prince William County leaders voted against adding qualified immunity to its set of legislative priorities for 2022.

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