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Sheriff's spokesman Ryan Wilbur said 1st Sgt. A.I. Assur was on Kings Highway (State Route 3) about 5:36 p.m. when he saw a wanted man in a black Honda Civic.

Read through the obituaries published today in Fredericksburg Free Lance Star.

The Justice Department has filed an agreement in which Boeing will plead guilty to a fraud charge for misleading regulators who approved the 737 Max jetliner before two of the planes crashed, killing 346 people. The detailed plea agreement was filed Wednesday in federal district court in Texas. The American aerospace company and the Justice Department reached a deal on the guilty plea and the agreement’s broad terms earlier this month. U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor can accept the agreement and the sentence worked out between Boeing and prosecutors, or he could reject it. Some of the passengers’ relatives plan to ask the judge to deny the plea deal.

Glen and Babet Sullivan were among thousands of travelers worldwide who had to scramble to make other arrangements.

On the heels of expanding a swim advisory due to harmful algae blooms earlier this week, the Virginia Department of Health has now added Terry’s Run to locations with warnings against people going into the water.

Read through the obituaries published today in Fredericksburg Free Lance Star.

Two CSX officials held an informational meeting Wednesday next to the tracks near the derailment scene at Cobblestone Apartments and detailed what happened

Meg Bryce, a daughter of the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, has said there’s a need to be open about whether there is systemic racism in America.

The otherizing of Black, Latino, Muslim and LGBTQ people has been a defining feature of Trumpism.

Neighbors say the business is not only going to increase traffic and noise pollution, but it's illegal.

Faithe Norrell, cultural heritage specialist at the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia, said the Dovell Act resulted in highly educated Black teachersin segregated Richmond Public Schools.

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Sheriff's spokesman Ryan Wilbur said 1st Sgt. A.I. Assur was on Kings Highway (State Route 3) about 5:36 p.m. when he saw a wanted man in a black Honda Civic.

A man described by police as a "person of interest" in an ongoing murder investigation in Caroline County has been arrested on multiple drug-related offenses in other jurisdictions.

A judge's change of heart has resulted in a five-year reduction in the prison term for a Spotsylvania woman whose 4-month-old son died in 2021 as the result of starvation and dehydration.

Fredericksburg police are investigating an early morning incident Tuesday during which four shots were fired into a city residence.

The otherizing of Black, Latino, Muslim and LGBTQ people has been a defining feature of Trumpism.

The pause opens the door to further arguments about whether the $6 million program, paid for largely with federal pandemic aid, should be shut down entirely.

If Activation Capital can't show progress on a building project, it may lose $16 million in federal funding.

Lawmakers had one goal for the special session on Thursday: restore eligibility for education benefits to military families who have suffered a death or serious disability while on active duty.