The investigation revealed the victim, a 21-year-old man, and two acquaintances were inside the home, passing around a handgun. While handling the weapon, one of the acquaintances to the victim, identified as the accused, neglectfully discharged the handgun, firing a round and striking the victim in the chest.

While continuing to investigate the robbery that was reported to have occurred at Woodbridge High School at 3001 Old Bridge Rd., Lake Ridge, on June 12, 2023, the School Resource Officer (SRO) identified and obtained petitions for the four juvenile suspects involved and recovered the victim’s jacket.

While continuing the investigation into the robbery that was reported to have occurred at Woodbridge High School at 3001 Old Bridge Rd. in Woodbridge (22192) on June 12, 2023, the School Resource Officer (SRO) identified and obtained petitions for the four juvenile suspects involved and recovered the victim’s jacket.

Total of six charged after police arrested two more in connection with June 14 incident in Freedom high school boys bathroom.

The Office of the Prince William County Commonwealth's Attorney Amy Ashworth reports that on July 6, 2023, the Honorable Judge James A. Willett of the Prince William County Circuit Court found Gentil Mwenze Banze guilty of DWI-Involuntary Manslaughter in a June 2022 accident that occurred on Old Bridge Road in Lake Ridge following his guilty plea to the charge.

Habitat for Humanity PWC needs volunteers to help with various build/repair projects they have going on around greater Prince William. No experience is necessary, training is provided on the spot and volunteers are supervised.

Police spend two weeks rounding up six suspects in June 14, 2023 strong-arm robbery that occurred in a student bathroom at Freedom High School school in Woodbridge.

VDOT will be assessing existing traffic, safety and multimodal conditions in the corridor, including driver weaving issues at the Dale Boulevard/I-95 interchange and accommodations for people walking and biking. This is known as a STARS study. Within the study limits, Dale Boulevard averages about 42,000 vehicles a day and Rippon Boulevard averages about 12,000. No statistics were given for numbers of walkers and bikers.