Fredericksburg police are looking for a missing woman who was last seen on Feb. 23 near the 1900 block of Augustine Avenue.
A Fredericksburg man is facing a felony vandalism charge after police found him with purple paint on his head and hands, authorities say.
Jenkins served as Fredericksburg's chief prosecutor from 2008 to 2021 and was honored for distinguished service.
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NoVA chef wins Food Network competition, bookstore reopens, French fashion shop comes to mall and 45 eateries ready for restaurant week.
Chief Betsy Mason, who has served the department since 2012, formally assumes the role after serving as interim chief since January 2026.
Rappahannock Area Health District inspectors found violations at 24 of the 27 food establishments they visited recently.
The income it takes to be considered rich is climbing sharply in the United States. Here's what it takes in Virginia.
Police arrested a suspect in the fatal stabbing of Stephanie Minter of Fredericksburg at a Fairfax County bus stop on Monday, reports say.
The partial demolition of the existing Greenbrier Shopping Center will pave the way for 199 new attached single-family dwelling units.
A Fredericksburg woman is facing multiple charges including DWI after she drove her vehicle into a ditch on Thursday night, reports say.
The incoming snowstorm has forced Fredericksburg City Public Schools to change how classes will operate on Monday, Feb. 23.
In a 6-3 vote on Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court justices said the president violated federal law by imposing sweeping tariffs worldwide.
A Stafford County sheriff's deputy arrested a King George woman Wednesday night after fleeing from a traffic stop, authorities say.
A new expanded digital ID program allows Northern Virginia residents to carry their license on their smartphones.
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Tournament time is more fun with friends — explore neighborhood favorites and popular hangouts to watch the action.
The Fredericksburg Planning Commission will hold a March 11 public hearing on a special use permit application for Fire Station #3.
The proposed agreement with Community Power Group LLC involves a ground-mounted solar energy project at 131 Cool Springs Road.
A fast food giant with VA sites that closed a slew of restaurants in 2024 is about to close hundreds more, the eatery recently announced.
Sheehy Subaru of Fredericksburg partnered with Operation Warm to deliver coats to children in need at Stafford Junction.
The two nonprofit organizations want to help educate the public how to effectively and safely reunite animals with their families.
Business news in Virginia includes restaurant week deals in two communities, a vote by baristas to unionize and layoffs amid store closings.
From schools to public transportation, Presidents Day means schedule changes are in store for Fredericksburg. Here's what you should know.
Proceeds from “Blankets and Puppies” were donated to care for ODHS rescue dogs, which are saved from neglect, hoarding and other situations.
A federal grand jury indicted a Fredericksburg man for illegally reentering the U.S. after being removed in 2023, according to authorities.
Fredericksburg police determined that one of the suspects in a fight between two men had outstanding arrests warrants, authorities say.
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Eight of the 24 Fredericksburg food establishments Rappahannock Area Health District inspectors visited recently had health code violations.
Despite fading La Niña conditions over the coming weeks, some lingering effects are expected to continue through the coming months.
Fredericksburg City Public Schools has updated its schedule for students and employees on Friday, Feb. 6.
Buddhist monks participating in the 2,300-mile Walk For Peace are expected to pass through the Fredericksburg area on Thursday and Friday.
Fredericksburg City Public Schools has updated its schedule for students and employees on Thursday, Feb. 5.
Fredericksburg City Public Schools has updated its operating status for students and employees on Wednesday, Feb. 4.
An executive order from President Trump made changes to the way federal tax refunds and other benefits are processed.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg City Public Schools has updated its operating status for students and employees on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
The 2,300-mile pilgrimage from Fort Worth, Texas, to Washington, D.C., is intended to promote peace, loving kindness, and compassion.
Fredericksburg City police are investigating a shooting that occurred Sunday afternoon in the Dixon Park area, according to authorities.
With Valentine's Day falling on a Saturday, booking a reservation early would be a good idea. Try these Fredericksburg eateries.