Supreme Court Ruling Puts Virginia’s Mail Ballot Rules In Flux

The Supreme Court lifted an order that had blocked parts of President Donald Trump’s March executive order governing mail-in ballots.

Fredericksburg Seeks Contractor To Restore General Hugh Mercer Monument

Fredericksburg is seeking a conservation specialist to restore the bronze General Hugh Mercer statue and its stone base.

Fredericksburg Council To Consider Revised 1500 Gateway Data Center Plan

Fredericksburg City Council will consider a revised 1 million-square-foot data center proposal at its meeting on Tuesday.

Deadline For Small Area Plans Covering Hospital, Battlefield Areas Amended

Fredericksburg corrected the proposal deadline for studies of its hospital corridor and Battlefield Industrial Park areas.

Fredericksburg Planning Commission Backs State-Mandated Zoning Changes

Fredericksburg planners backed zoning changes affecting parking near transit, manufactured homes, data centers and solar projects.

Fredericksburg Planning Commission To Weigh State-Mandated Zoning Changes

The Aug. 12 hearing covers manufactured homes, parking, solar power, battery storage, data centers and wireless structures.

New Storefronts Proposed For Historic 1001 Caroline Street In Fredericksburg

Fredericksburg's ARB will consider at proposal Monday night to add new storefronts and entrances at 1001 Caroline St.

Fredericksburg Voters Now Know November Choices For Senate, Congress

Tuesday's primary election determined who will compete in November for Virginia's U.S. Senate seat and 7th Congressional District.

Fredericksburg Seeks Engineering Firms For Courtland Drive Connector Study

Fredericksburg seeks engineering proposals for a study of a new road linking Courtland Drive and Learning Lane.

Polls Open Tuesday For VA Primary Election: See Who's On The Fredericksburg Ballot

Fredericksburg voters can cast ballots for candidates running in U.S. Senate and congressional races in Tuesday's primary.

Harding Outraises Ollivant In Final Campaign Finance Reports Before GOP Primary

New FEC reports show Phillip Harding outraised Doug Ollivant ahead of the Aug. 4 Republican primary in Virginia's 7th District.

Fredericksburg Begins Citywide Sewer Cleaning, Inspection Program

Fredericksburg begins a long-term sewer cleaning program Monday, starting in Mayfield and continuing citywide over several years.

Second 7 Brew Coffee Proposed For Fredericksburg's Central Park Shopping Center

A second 7 Brew is proposed for Fredericksburg's Central Park. Residents can comment on the plan through Aug. 10.

House Passes Bill Making Daylight Saving Time Permanent: How VA Reps Voted

Here's how Virginia's congressional delegation voted on making daylight savings time permanent.

Early In-Person Voting For VA Primary Underway: See Who's On The Fredericksburg Ballot

Fredericksburg voters can cast early ballots in Virginia's Aug. 4 GOP primary in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives races.

Fredericksburg Primary Voter Guide: What’s On The Aug. 4 Ballot

Fredericksburg voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.

Alzheimer's Support

Congressman Vindman is a full supporter

Fredericksburg Planners Continue Dixon Street/Mayfield Small Area Plan Review

Fredericksburg planners will continue reviewing the Dixon Street/Mayfield Small Area Plan and rezoning proposal.

Fredericksburg Seeks Comments On Old Mary Washington Hospital Apartment Plan

Fredericksburg residents can comment by June 22 on a 242-unit apartment plan at 2300 Fall Hill Ave.

Proposed Fall Hill Shops In Fredericksburg Include Retail, 2 Fast-Food Restaurants

Fredericksburg residents can comment by June 22 on proposed Fall Hill Avenue shops and restaurants proposal.

Eugene Vindman Democratic Party's Candidate In Nov. 3 Election

Incumbent U.S. Rep. Eugene Vindman (D-7th) confirmed he was the Democratic Party's official candidate in the Nov. 3 general election.

Fredericksburg Planners To Consider Dixon Street/Mayfield Rezoning Plan

Commissioners will weigh an Area 8 small area plan and rezoning for 44 parcels at the May 27 public hearing.

Fredericksburg City Council To Vote On $179.8M Capital Plan, Transportation Funding

Fredericksburg City Council will vote Tuesday on a $179.8M capital plan and transportation funding measures.

Fate Of VA's 3rd Buc-ee's Travel Center Finally Decided

Stafford County supervisors voted on the future of a new Buc-ee’s travel center near I-95 following a marathon meeting on Tuesday.

Fredericksburg Council Adopts FY2027 Budget; Increases Real Estate Tax Rate

Fredericksburg City Council adopts FY2027 budget, raising tax rates and utility fees to fund $110M in infrastructure.

Fredericksburg EDA To Discuss New Workforce Housing Fund, Loan Program Updates

The Fredericksburg EDA will meet to discuss a new $30,000 workforce housing fund and updates to InvestFXBG small business loans.

Spanberger's First 100 Days As VA Governor: Here’s What She's Done So Far

From energy costs to housing protections, here's what Abigail Spanberger has been up to since she was inaugurated as Virginia's governor.

New Flex Office Buildings Proposed For Fredericksburg Industrial Park By Fairbanks & Franklin

Fairbanks & Franklin seeks approval for two office buildings totaling 36,080 square feet on Summit Street.

How Fredericksburg Precincts Voted In 2026 Redistricting Special Election

Fredericksburg voters backed the redistricting amendment with 65.8% support, while Stafford and Spotsylvania counties both voted "no."

New Polling Place For Some Fredericksburg Voters In April 21 Special Election

Ward 4 Precinct 2 voters who usually vote at the VFW will cast ballots at the Fredericksburg library.

No Kings Protests Planned In Fredericksburg Saturday

No Kings demonstrations will be taking place across the country on Saturday. Here's where to find one near you.

U.S. Soldier Killed In Kuwait Recently Brought Home To Spotsylvania

Family members mourned the death of Chief Warrant Officer 3 Robert M. Marzan of VA, who was killed in an Iranian counterattack, reports say.

Early Voting Begins March 6 In Fredericksburg For Redistricting Amendment

Voters in Fredericksburg will cast their ballots on a proposed constitutional amendment regarding congressional district redrawing.

Former Commonwealth's Attorney La Bravia J. Jenkins Dies

Jenkins served as Fredericksburg's chief prosecutor from 2008 to 2021 and was honored for distinguished service.

Fredericksburg Greenbrier Place Subdivision To Add 199 New Dwelling Units

The partial demolition of the existing Greenbrier Shopping Center will pave the way for 199 new attached single-family dwelling units.

VA Lawmakers React To SCOTUS Ruling On Trump's Illegal Tariffs

In a 6-3 vote on Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court justices said the president violated federal law by imposing sweeping tariffs worldwide.

DMV Rolls Out Mobile ID For Northern Virginia

A new expanded digital ID program allows Northern Virginia residents to carry their license on their smartphones.

Fredericksburg Planning Commission To Hear Fire Station Permit Request

The Fredericksburg Planning Commission will hold a March 11 public hearing on a special use permit application for Fire Station #3.

Fredericksburg City Council To Consider 25-Year Solar Lease For Closed Landfill Site

The proposed agreement with Community Power Group LLC involves a ground-mounted solar energy project at 131 Cool Springs Road.

Some VA Taxpayers May See Refund Delays: Here's How To Avoid It

An executive order from President Trump made changes to the way federal tax refunds and other benefits are processed.