As an investigation into an officer-involved shooting at the Walmart off Richmond Road in Staunton continues, court records reveal new information about the incident.
Rockingham County has announced the appointment of Danielle L. Smith as its next county attorney.
Smith will take over the position in 2027, succeeding Thomas H. Miller Jr., who is retiring.
A 71-year-old Staunton man is facing additional charges following an ongoing investigation by the Staunton Police Department and the Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
Lesley Larsen with the Wayne Theatre was nominated as the region 5 ambassador for the Small Town and Rural Arts Network by the Virginia Commission for the Arts.
Lindsay Clancy returns to a Massachusetts court for a hearing to set a potential retrial date and address defense efforts to investigate a holdout juror.
As another season of Staunton’s “Shop and Dine Out in Downtown” initiative comes to a close, local merchants along Beverley Street are reflecting on the boost it brought to their businesses.
Community members gathered Saturday morning at the historic Booker T. Washington High School to discuss preserving the facility and planning for its future use.
As Daylight saving time comes to an end early Sunday morning, standard time returns —bringing earlier sunsets, shorter days, and an extra hour of sleep.
After nearly two years of planning and construction, new traffic lights are getting closer to becoming operational at the intersection of Stone Spring Road and Stone Port Boulevard.
Tune in to EndZone Overtime every Friday night after EndZone for extra commentary and highlights from Jarvis Haren and Connor Burgan, streaming exclusively on the WHSV app and WHSV.com.
With Halloween falling on a Saturday this year, AAA said that could mean more people on the road late at night. When you add in the end of daylight saving time and the earlier sunset, drivers, pedestrians and partygoers all face added risks.
A 33-year-old man was arrested after deputies responded to a reported electric bike theft in Woodstock Friday morning, according to the Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office.
Three candidates are running for three seats on the Harrisonburg City School Board in the Nov. 3 general election. Voters can select up to three candidates for the board.
The candidates are Deb Fitzgerald, Emma Phillips and Rachel Smallwood.
Fall foliage is expected to bring visitors to the Shenandoah Valley this weekend, but those visitors won’t just be taking pictures and enjoying the leaves; they’ll also be spending money at local businesses.
