Naked Burglary Suspect Arrested After String Of Break Ins In Virginia
21 year old Sedrick Walker is in custody following a string of unusual break-ins in Virginia. Fairfax County Police say Walker allegedly targeted at least five homes in Centerville between early March and April first, entering or attempting to enter residences while naked except for sneakers and a covering over his head. Authorities say no […]
Read MoreVirginia Ranks Near Top For Lottery Jackpot Wins Nationwide
A new study shows Virginia is one of the luckiest states in the country when it comes to lottery jackpots. Researchers found the state ranks second nationwide with 41 total grand prize wins in Powerball and Mega Millions history. When adjusted for population, Virginia actually leads the nation with about 100 wins per million residents. […]
Read MoreRichmond County Weighs Takeover Of Jones Creek Landing
Discussions are underway in Virginia that could shift ownership of Jones Creek Landing from the state to Richmond County. County Supervisors learned that the Virginia Department of Transportation is preparing to rebuild the pier in the coming months. Officials say the project could turn the site into a major local asset, though no formal agreement […]
Read MoreRichmond County Expands Access To Life Saving AED Devices
Richmond County in Virginia is increasing access to automated external defibrillators across its county complex in Warsaw. EMS Chief Mitch Paulette says a recent grant allowed the purchase of new AED units for fire trucks and the courthouse, boosting emergency response capabilities. Older devices, still expected to remain usable for several more years, will be […]
Read MoreVirginia Expands Prison Visitation Access Statewide
The Virginia Department of Corrections is expanding in-person visitation across the state, restoring access that had been limited since way back during the COVID-19 scare. Officials say 162 new visitation tables have been added, bringing the total to 566 now in operation. The changes began taking effect in late March. Corrections leaders say the move […]
Read MoreVirginia Pollen Season Expected To Linger Weeks Longer
Allergy sufferers across Virginia are being warned the pollen isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Specialists say this year’s tree pollen season started late but hit hard, with high counts expected to continue through at least mid-April and possibly into late May. Warmer temperatures are fueling the spike, with trees and plants releasing more pollen into […]
Read MoreClark Elevated To Virginia Circuit Court Bench
After more than a decade of service in King George County, Charles D Clark is now serving on the bench as a judge in Virginia’s 15th Judicial Circuit. Clark was elected by both chambers of the Virginia General Assembly during the 2026 legislative session, reflecting the state’s system where lawmakers—not the governor—select circuit court judges. […]
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