Prince William County News
Immigrant who killed nun sentenced to 20 years
An illegal immigrant found guilty of murder for causing a crash while drunk driving that killed a Benedictine nun has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Pr. Wm. Board Chair announces run for Va. lt. gov.
Prince William County Board of Supervisors Chairman Corey A. Stewart announced he will be running for Lieutenant Governor, InsideNoVA reports.
VDOT holds meetings to improve I-66 corridor
Virginia's Department of Transportation is looking at options for the area between the Beltway in Fairfax County and Route 15 in Prince William County where almost two million people live.
Upgrade coming for neglected part of Route 1
Big changes are coming to a long neglected stretch of one of America's oldest highways.
Lawyer for alleged serial rapist seeks mental exam
A preliminary hearing for the man accused by prosecutors as the East Coast Rapist has been postponed after his lawyer requested a court-ordered mental evaluation of his client.
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Lawmaker opposing light bulb ban in Va.
Delegate Bob Marshall doesn't want the federal government telling Virginians what kind of light bulbs to use.
Record-breaker? Prince William angler catches 74-lb. rockfish
A Prince William County angler has caught a 74-pound rockfish that could break a state record.
Holly Acres owner sues Prince William County
Mark Moorstein, a lawyer for property owner Hank Ridge, says he wants the county to either pay compensation for lost rent and other income, or allow the mobile home park to be rebuilt.
Woman suspected in four robberies in Northern Virginia
Fairfax County police say the woman is believed to have been involved in at least four robberies in Fairfax County, Prince William County and the city of Manassas Park.
4-year-old girl raped in Manassas
Officials say 49-year-old Albert Michael Harryman has been charged with rape, aggravated sexual battery and taking indecent liberties with a child.
With oath, Colgan is Va's longest-serving senator
Sen. Charles J. Colgan took his Senate oath for his 10th term Wednesday, making the 85-year-old Democrat the longest-serving state senator in Virginia history.
Police ID officers involved in fatal Va. shooting
Prince William County police are identifying three officers involved in the fatal shooting of an armed burglary suspect last month.
Police: Man pulled handgun on troopers after I-95 chase, fiery crash
A 54-year-old D.C. man has been arrested and charged with attempting to kill a police officer after a car chase and fiery crash in Prince William County.
JC Penney to hold career fair in Woodbridge
Retailer JC Penney will hold a three-day career fair beginning Thursday Jan. 5 at Potomac Mills Mall.
Woodbridge man charged with cutting brake line on car
A Woodbridge man has been arrested for allegedly cutting the brake line on a vehicle belonging to a woman he knows.
New Year's Day hike starts off year on healthful note
A new battle cry is ringing out across the county this New Year's Day -- go take a hike.
Marines close brig in Quantico, Va.
The pretrial confinement facility is being permanently closed Saturday as part of the cost-cutting measures recommended by the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure Commission.
Red Cross requests aid after year of disaster
Following an unprecedented year of disaster both nationally and in the D.C. area, the American Red Cross is itself looking for relief through increased financial help.
Va. drivers wrongly charged under insurance law
Virginia motorists are being ticketed and convicted of a violation that is not a crime under state law: driving without proof of insurance.



