Broad Front Coalition fights to Free Them All in Virginia

Local, State and National organizations partner up to launch a digital week of action to #FreeThemAll through the #AllMeansAll campaign.

Fredericksburg Community Walking, Biking More Due To Coronavirus

A new survey shows a significant increase in walking, running and biking in Fredericksburg as a result of new public health guidelines.

Stafford Co. Sheriff Seeks Public's Help Finding Missing Woman

The Stafford County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help locating a woman reported missing on Tuesday.

Fredericksburg Restaurant Shares Tips For Shutdown Success

Some local Fredericksburg businesses have been able to successfully transition their operations to support online ordering and takeout.

J.C. Penney Bankruptcy Could Affect 22 Virginia Stores: Report

The iconic retailer J.C. Penney, which has 22 stores in Virginia, could become the latest to seek bankruptcy amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Spotsylvania Town Centre To Expand Hours Under Reopening Plan

Spotsylvania Towne Centre will resume additional in-person operations Friday, as part of Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam's phase one plan.

Crash Kills Passenger, Injures Driver In Fredericksburg: Police

A convertible struck a curb and a tree and then went airborne Sunday afternoon in Fredericksburg, killing the passenger, police said.

Health Department Specialist Touches Many Lives: Virginia Hero

Debora Brown works on a COVID-19 team with the Fairfax County Health Department — and works part-time helping at-risk children.

Fredericksburg Farmers Market Is Set To Open On May 16

Heaviest shopping times have been 8:30am – 10:30am, so consider arriving a little later in the day.

Fredericksburg Gets $7.5M In Federal Transit Funding

The City of Fredericksburg received $7.5 million in federal funding authorized by the Federal Transit Authority under the CARES Act.

Farmers Market Plans Spring Opening During Coronavirus Crisis

Fredericksburg city staffers are working on requirements for social distancing for the farmers market in response to the coronavirus.

Fredericksburg Converts Love Sign To Honor Front-Line Workers

Fredericksburg converted the LOVE sign in Hurkamp Park to honor front-line workers who are protecting and caring for the community.

VDOT Completes $195M Courthouse Road Project At I-95 In Stafford

Construction of new sidewalk and commuter parking capped the $195 million project at the I-95 interchange at Exit 140 in Stafford.

Woman Suffers Knife Wound In Fredericksburg Incident: Police

The suspect, a Fredericksburg resident, is facing charges of strangulation, assault and battery, and malicious wounding.

Nurse Cares For Canterbury Residents During Crisis: Virginia Hero

Linda Scruggs, a nurse at Canterbury, remains a calming force for residents during the coronavirus at one of the hardest hit facilities.

Fredericksburg City's Budget Public Hearing Will Be On May 26

Public comments will be received in writing up until 4:30 p.m. the day of the meeting.

Spotsylvania Schools Plan In-Person Ceremonies For Class Of 2020

The Spotsylvania Public Schools system has developed a way to allow graduating seniors to participate in small graduation ceremonies.

How To Celebrate Mother’s Day During Coronavirus: Fredericksburg

Mother’s Day will be different this year, but it doesn’t mean you can’t find ways to celebrate.

Patch Honors Fredericksburg Area Class Of 2020 Graduates

We hope this will give the Fredericksburg area communities a way to share their pride in our Class of 2020 high school graduates.

Fredericksburg Plans 'Measured' Approach To Reopening City

Fredericksburg is developing a plan to reopen the city government in response to Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam's phase one plan.

S&P, Moody’s And Fitch Affirm Fredericksburg City’s Outstanding Bond Ratings

The sale of the refunding bonds is currently scheduled for May 6.

Culpeper Officers Test Positive After Handling Domestic Assault

Two Culpeper Police Department officers tested positive for the coronavirus Saturday after responding to a domestic assault incident.

Rating Agencies Affirm Fredericksburg's Credit During Coronavirus

Fredericksburg officials are pleased the rating agencies recognized the city's work to mitigate the financial impacts of the coronavirus.

Fredericksburg Police Investigate Gunshots Fired Into Homes

The Fredericksburg Police Department is investigating two cases of gunshots fired into homes over the past week.

Young Firefighter's Dedication During Coronavirus: Virginia Hero

We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's help share these amazing stories like the one of Zack Friberg.

Southbound I-95 Tractor-Trailer Crash Cleared In Stafford

All lanes of I-95 southbound near the Route 17 interchange have been cleared.

Fredericksburg Heroes: Let's Honor Those Making A Difference

We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.

Fredericksburg Man Dies In Crash On I-95 In Spotsylvania County

The Virginia State Police are investigating a crash on I-95 in Spotsylvania County that killed a Fredericksburg man Thursday morning.

Library Uses 3D Printers To Produce Gear For Front-Line Workers

The Central Rappahannock Regional Library is assisting medical workers and law enforcement by 3D-printing personal protective equipment.

Surgeries To Resume At Fredericksburg-Area Hospital Centers

Mary Washington Healthcare will resume scheduled surgeries and procedures on Monday at its centers in Fredericksburg and Stafford.

UVA Researchers Participate In Antiviral Drug's Successful Trial

Researchers at the University of Virginia and other centers found that the experimental drug remdesivir can speed recovery from COVID-19.

Coronavirus Outbreak Reported At Spotsylvania Grocery Store

Positive tests at the Aldi store in the Fredericksburg area are the first coronavirus outbreak in the Rappahannock Area Health District.

Fredericksburg Costco Shoppers Will Be Required To Wear Mask

Costco announced that shoppers will need to wear a mask or face covering to shop at its warehouse locations.

Business Group Offers $1M In Funding For Coronavirus Recovery

GO Virginia has $1 million in funding to be used by businesses in Fredericksburg and nearby regions for coronavirus recovery efforts.

Tropical Smoothie Employee Deposits Money In Phone Scam: Police

A scammer told a Tropical Smoothie employee to take the contents of the cash register and deposit the money into a bank account.

Fredericksburg Requests Photos For Virtual Memorial Day Gallery

The City of Fredericksburg is asking for photos of people who residents will be remembering on Memorial Day for its virtual gallery.

5 Spring Things You Can Still Do In Fredericksburg

Spring began in the midst of the coronavirus crisis, but you can still enjoy the season in a number of ways.

Fredericksburg’s Department Of Social Services Extends Child Abuse Prevention Month

If you are worried about a child, you can reach out to someone who can help.

Front-Line Doctor Takes Her Own Life In Charlottesville: Police

Dr. Lorna Breen, a doctor in New York City, died in Charlottesville Sunday from self-inflicted injuries, the Charlottesville police said.

Drive-Up Coronavirus Tests Available In Manassas, Stafford

Patient First is providing drive-up coronavirus testing at its medical centers in Manassas and Stafford County.