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“Cambridge Pavers' decision to establish its first manufacturing facility outside New Jersey in Pittsylvania County demonstrates the Commonwealth's competitive advantages for manufacturers,” said Gov Youngkin. “This $47.35 million investment will create valuable job opportunities for Virginians while strengthening our advanced manufacturing sector.  This is the second major manufacturing facility announcement Pittsylvania County recently.

Prince William Fire & Rescue reminds parents to be mindful of their child’s safety when visiting someone’s else's home. The leading cause of death among children are accidents. Read on for a partial list of child dangers you may not have considered.

OmniRide’s Service Changes will take effect on Monday, Dec, 9, when all schedules for Express, Metro Express, and Local routes will change. Timetables for all routes have been adjusted, a news release said.

Gov. Youngkin ordered that the flags shall be lowered at sunrise on Saturday, December 7, 2024, and remain at half-staff until sunset.

Prince William County police have identified the man who died during an officer-involved shooting that occurred on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2024 in the 5000 block of Davis Ford Rd in Woodbridge (22192).

According to Matt Smolsky, Assistant Chief for Prince William Fire and Rescue, units arriving on the scene observed a tractor trailer had crashed into a condo building at the Moorings of Occoquan. Multiple vehicles were involved. Five patients were evaluated' four were transported to the hospital. No one in the building was injured, Smolsky said.

According to Matt Smolsky, Assistant Chief for Prince William Fire and Rescue, units arriving on the scene observed a tractor trailer had crashed into a condo building at the Moorings of Occoquan. Multiple vehicles were involved. Five patients were evaluated' four were transported to the hospital. No one in the building was injured, Smolsky said.