Stafford Hospital Site Administrator Cody Blankenship and Stafford Commonwealth’s Attorney Eric Olsen talk about how collaboration between medical, the law, and agencies like Empowerhouse help victims of domestic violence.
A partnership betwen Stafford Schools and the Sheriff’s Office to talk to kids about saying no to drugs.
Chanting “Just Say No” as they walked the neighborhood around their school, the annual Ferry Farm Elementary School DARE march with the Stafford Sheriff’s Office.
The Sheriff’s Office says scams like these use fear tactics to get the victim to act quickly or face consequences.
The Sheriff’s Office says this is an ongoing investigation.
Haymarket explosion happened nearly a week ago.
It began in the noontime sun and finished in darkness.
For over seven hours on Friday the names John Doe and Jane Doe were said 9,777 times at Market Square in downtown Fredericksburg.
Police: Both schools have since transitioned to ‘indoor instruction,’ and there is no threat at this time.
Mike McGurk with Transurban North America talks about the child safety seat check on October 19th from 9-1, at the Route 630 commuter lot–1150 Courthouse Road in Stafford.
Stafford Fire and Rescue holds two open houses: October 19th at Station 12 in Berea and October 26th at Station 14 in Garrisonville in North Stafford.
Prince William Fire and Rescue says no injuries were reported.
Now through November, use extra caution and remain fire aware.
Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center Executive Director Elizabeth McNally previews the event on Friday.
Stafford wins the Harrisonburg Police Department’s 22nd annual SWAT competition.
The Spotsylvania Career & Tech Center partnered with the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office to provide “Stop the Bleed” training to all Medical Assisting II and DE Health Care Technician students.
King George Sheriff’s Office says trucks are allowed on the road to legitimately make deliveries or pickups.
Prince William County Fire and Rescue says home had working smoke detectors but no sprinkler system.
The fire marshal’s office determined the blaze was ignited by an electrical malfunction in a hybrid vehicle with the ensuing fire engulfing nearby autos
25,000 Fentanyl pills seized at residences in Prince William and Culpeper.
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