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Virginia 2023 crime report shows some troubling trends
(The Center Square) — Virginia State Police released its annual Crime in Virginia report, revealing an overall increase in violent crime in 2023 and some troubling trends that could worsen in 2024. In 2023, 20,549 violent crimes were reported in the commonwealth, a near 10% increase over 2022—though the population also grew by about 10% during that time. The number of assaults on officers also rose by nearly 9%, increasing...
Interim superintendent visits Warrenton radio station
WARR Radio welcomed Warren County Schools Interim Superintendent Dr. Carol Montague-Davis as she participated in a radio program on Thursday, Aug. 15. Pictured, from the left, are WARR Radio personality Vonn P; Delan Marable, WARR interim general manager; the Rev. Dr. Lilipiana Darensburg, WARR Radio CEO/president and Dr. Carol Montague-Davis.
Pittsylvania Co. deputies looking for the public's help with thefts that occurred
PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, Va. (WSET) — The Pittsylvania County Sheriff’s Office said they are looking for the public’s help with thefts that occurred in the early morning hours on Wednesday. Deputies said around 2:30 a.m., a 2018 blue and white Peterbilt Tractor, and low-boy trailer, a 2020 Maroon...
Family pleads for help as search for missing 15-year-old girl enters fifth week
CAMPBELL COUNTY, Va. (WDBJ) - The search for 15-year-old Alaina Hendricks has entered its fifth week, leaving her Campbell County family desperate for answers. Hendricks, who was staying at a group home in Henrico, ran away with another girl and no one has reported seeing her since. Her family is growing increasingly concerned as the days go by without any word from her.
Festival gives attendees a chance to learn about Egyptian culture and religion
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT)— This weekend, St. Mina and Pope Kyrillous Church in the Greater Richmond area will host an unforgettable celebration of Coptic Egyptian culture. There are tons of activities for all ages, delicious food and more. Everything kicks off at the Coptic Orthodox Church at 11 a.m. Saturday,...
Virginia one step closer to creating single gaming agency
Legal gaming has surged to new heights in Virginia, transforming into a multibillion-dollar annual market as the state’s expanding casinos, sports betting, and online gaming sectors fuel economic growth and reshape the entertainment landscape. But the industry is currently overseen by multiple state agencies, and splitting those duties has created oversight and enforcement gaps in […]
Dominion moving proposed gas plant and other Virginia headlines
“Dominion moving proposed Chesterfield gas plant” — The Richmond Times-Dispatch “New union contract limits hours Metro bus and rail operators can work” — Washington Post “Investigations requested after Chesapeake mayor tasked city attorney with helping family member” — Virginian-Pilot “Blacksburg’s Liam Watson, facing election fraud charges, nixes leave of absence from town council” — The […]
‘Small-town charm’ tackles many facets of Gordonsville’s future
The Gordonsville Town Council held an eventful meeting Monday night with topics mostly revolving around construction accomplishments, town maintenance projects still in the works and the future of housing. After hydroplaning into town, the rain subsided as Gordonsville’s latest Town Council meeting commenced. Impressively, since the specially called August 5...
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