The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles says a computer outage that forced the agency to close its customer service centers has been repaired.
A local advocate for suicide awareness has organized a variety of events to get people talking in the Shenandoah Valley.
Nexus, one of Augusta County’s newest employers, is filing a million dollar lawsuit against the county over alleged racism and intimidation.
File image: hospitalNew national rankings show just how well hospitals fair with keeping patients safe, and some hospitals in central Virginia have improved.
The Waynesboro Police Department says it has made several drug arrests recently utilizing its two prong offensive on the sale and use of illicit drugs in the community.
Waynesboro's newest Wal-Mart is looking for employees to help get things off the ground. The smaller “neighborhood market" store on West Broad street is hiring for 95 new positions.
File Image: Kroger Rio HillUnionized Kroger employees could soon be hitting the picket lines. Wednesday Kroger union employees rejected the grocery giant's latest contract offer and voted to authorize a strike.
Kelvin Sease, the man behind the biggest cocaine bust in Waynesboro, will only serve a year behind bars.
Dr. Ray RussellA 59-year-old professor's more than 400 mile long journey to bring awareness to the Blue Ridge Parkway started on Afton Mountain Tuesday.
After 57 years a furniture store on East Broad Street in Waynesboro is closing its doors.
Monday, Governor Terry McAuliffe signed a bill that focuses on computer science in Virginia classrooms into law and a robot helped him do it.
Waynesboro police are asking for the public's help with identify two suspects involved in a theft of merchandise from a local business.
Thousands of low-income students in nearly two dozen states will soon be able get federal grants to take college courses while still in high school, part of a program the Obama administration plans to begin this summer.
Paint the Town BlueThe city of Staunton is painting the town blue to pay tribute to the men and women who work in law enforcement.
At 10,326 acres, the Rocky Mount 2016 Fire was the second largest in Shenandoah National Park’s history. The fire, which is believed to have been human-caused, was first discovered on April 16.
Grand opening of Nexus facilityA company that helps immigrants across the country navigate the legal system now is headquartered in the Shenandoah Valley.
Thousands of Kroger employees could soon go on strike. The potential strike would include folks who work at store's in Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Waynesboro and Harrisonburg.
Gov. Terry McAuliffeGovernor Terry McAuliffe met with business owners on Friday in the Shenandoah Valley, to talk about the economy and have a craft beer.
Augusta County is looking to strike a deal with a landowner to rezone hundreds of acres of farmland in Weyers Cave to attract a big industrial company to the Shenandoah Valley.
The Augusta County Board of Supervisors is considering allowing voters to decide whether to move the county seat and courts out of Staunton.
A 2003 murder case is going before an Augusta County grand jury later this month. Charles Melvin Spencer is charged with killing his wife Jo Ann.
An appeals court has given attorneys the green light to move forward with a federal lawsuit against Waynesboro police officers on behalf of a disabled man.
The Augusta County Sheriff's Office is investigation a burglary at a Shell Gas StationThe Augusta County Sheriff’s Office is looking for your help with the investigation into a burglary that happened at the Shell Gas Station in Greenville.
A bear cub at the Wildlife Center of VirginiaExperts at the Wildlife Center of Virginia are already caring for bear cubs and want you to know what to do when you cross one.
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