On January 23rd, two suspects in a Jan. 17 murder case in Prince William County were located in North Palm Beach, FL by U.S. Marshals’ Florida Caribbean Regional Fugitive Task Force, with assistance of U.S. Marshals’ Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force and Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office.

Some $34.575 million would be spent on VA 28, Va 234 and some unpaved secondary roads under Governor McDonnell's 2013 transportation funding proposal. In all, he proposed 158 projects with $1.28 billion of new state funding for "Virginia's Road to the Future."

Rep. Rob Wittman, a Va. Tech graduate who represents part of Prince William County in the United States Congress, said Jan. 21, according to a press release,"Though we face many challenges, today is a day to rise above conflict and party, to simply celebrate the honor to be an American..."

Four locations in Manassas will be among 26 sites in this area that will hold blood drives for the American Red Cross Feb. 1-15.

Prince William County Police have identified two possible suspects and are looking for them in connection with a Dumfries homicide on Jan. 17, 2013.

On Jan. 16, Prince William County VA detectives from the Violent Crimes Bureau were able to identify and arrest two suspects involved in the Jan. 15 homicide which was reported to have occurred in the 15000 block of Cardin Pl in Woodbridge.

On January 17th at 3:26AM, police responded to the 17600 block of Washington St in Dumfries (22026) for a shooting. The adult woman with gunshot wounds to the upper body was pronounced dead at the scene. Police seek the public's help.

Delegate David Ramadan (R – 87th House District) has filed a 2013 Session Budget Amendment request to restore $32.5 million in funding for 18 Northern Virginia school divisions for FY 2014. Approximately $11 million of the request would go to Prince William County Public Schools, and $6 million would go to Loudoun County Schools, according to his office.