VDOT is testing its new toll system that will open up Interstate 66 inside the Capital Beltway during rush hour to solo drivers by the end of the year.… Read more
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LISTEN: Manassas Moves to Plan B to Attract Tourists After Civil War Weekend Canceled
To make sure people still visit downtown Manassas after a cancelled Civil War Weekend, an impromptu first Friday event will take its place. … Read more
Theories, But No Conclusion in Investigation Into Death of Woman on Ocean City Beach
The investigation into the death of a woman on an Ocean City beach in July concluded without many answers about what happened.… Read more
Two Missing Sailors From Navy Collision Are From Maryland
The U.S. Navy says two sailors from Maryland are among those still missing after a collision between a destroyer and oil tanker.… Read more
Purebred Puppy Scams Target Virginians
Virginia A.G Mark Herring said his office has been getting complaints from people who put deposits on puppies they saw online only to find out the puppies didn’t exist.… Read more
MoCo Officials Envision Big Changes to Lakeforest Mall Under New Ownership
Lakeforest Mall in Gaithersburg was sold at auction Monday for $19.1 million – a fraction of its previous value… Read more
Cross-Burning Victims to Priest: Apology is Not Enough
An African-American family that suffered a cross-burning 40 years ago in Maryland has more questions than answers after discovering that the former Klansman responsible has been a Catholic priest in Nevada and Virginia.… Read more
Workers Shrouding Lee Statue in Charlottesville
Workers in Charlottesville are starting to shroud a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in black as a way of symbolizing the city’s mourning for a woman killed after a white nationalist rally earlier this month.… Read more
Slave Auction Block in Fredericksburg May Be Removed From Street Corner
Fredericksburg residents are asking the City Council to move the relic to a museum … Read more
Back To School For Teachers Starts Extra Early In MOCO
Students can still sleep in, but Gov. Hogan’s new school calendar has teachers back to school early in MOCO … Read more
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Category Archives: Local News
Toll System Testing Underway on I-66 Inside Beltway
VDOT is testing its new toll system that will open up Interstate 66 inside the Capital Beltway during rush hour to solo drivers by the end of the year.… Continue Reading
LISTEN: Manassas Moves to Plan B to Attract Tourists After Civil War Weekend Canceled
To make sure people still visit downtown Manassas after a cancelled Civil War Weekend, an impromptu first Friday event will take its place. … Continue Reading
Theories, But No Conclusion in Investigation Into Death of Woman on Ocean City Beach
The investigation into the death of a woman on an Ocean City beach in July concluded without many answers about what happened.… Continue Reading
Two Missing Sailors From Navy Collision Are From Maryland
The U.S. Navy says two sailors from Maryland are among those still missing after a collision between a destroyer and oil tanker.… Continue Reading
Purebred Puppy Scams Target Virginians
Virginia A.G Mark Herring said his office has been getting complaints from people who put deposits on puppies they saw online only to find out the puppies didn’t exist.… Continue Reading
MoCo Officials Envision Big Changes to Lakeforest Mall Under New Ownership
Lakeforest Mall in Gaithersburg was sold at auction Monday for $19.1 million – a fraction of its previous value… Continue Reading
Cross-Burning Victims to Priest: Apology is Not Enough
An African-American family that suffered a cross-burning 40 years ago in Maryland has more questions than answers after discovering that the former Klansman responsible has been a Catholic priest in Nevada and Virginia.… Continue Reading
Workers Shrouding Lee Statue in Charlottesville
Workers in Charlottesville are starting to shroud a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in black as a way of symbolizing the city’s mourning for a woman killed after a white nationalist rally earlier this month.… Continue Reading
Slave Auction Block in Fredericksburg May Be Removed From Street Corner
Fredericksburg residents are asking the City Council to move the relic to a museum … Continue Reading
Back To School For Teachers Starts Extra Early In MOCO
Students can still sleep in, but Gov. Hogan’s new school calendar has teachers back to school early in MOCO … Continue Reading