PWC Police make arrest in connection with Jan. 9. 2025 shooting.

Prince William Coun ty VA Police Department's crime report for Monday, Sept. 3, 2012 includes juveniles entering Rockledge school unlawfully but apparently chased away by school staff, an armed robbery and a rash of burglaries in various Woodbridge neighborhoods.

Prince William County VA detectives are currently on scene in a Woodbridge neighborhood investigating a shooting involving two victims, both adult males. A suspect has been detained, according to police spokesman Officer Jonathan Perok.

Thirty children ages 5-14 will visit Leesylvania State Park, in Woodbridge and go fishing with volunteer professional anglers from large bass boats on the Potomac River Sept. 15. he program is designed to give children with special needs and their caretakers the opportunity to leave their problems on shore and enjoy a day of fishing with professional bass fishermen. Included in the day’s events will be water safety, boating, and natural resource demonstrations.

Manassas VA City Police Department has investigated an unattended death by gunshot.

Manassas VA City Police Department's crime reports include three incidents involving thefts of running shoes that were advertised online and valued between $170 and $400 as well as burglaries involving 29 Playstation games and a burgundy Gateway computer and its matching briefcase.

As a big weekend for visitors approaches in Manassas VA, the city manager has announced that Lake Jackson Drive, which has been closed, will reopen today, Aug. 24, a week earlier than planned. Many events in connection with the historic 1863 Second Battle of Manassas will be held this weekend.

Parents whose teens attend Stonewall Jackson High School In Manassas VA can meet the principal and some staff, sign up for the "parent portal" internet access and learn about school clubs and activities, at a back to school family celebration at the school on Rixlew Lane in Manassas. The hoopla begins at 6:30 p.m. and is for parents and students.

Using I-66 from the Capital Beltway west may best be left for another weekend. Motorists can expect 30-minute delays and are strongly urged to use an alternate route during the weekend construction that starts at 9 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 24, on Interstate 66 at the Capital Beltway, according to a news release from the Virginia Department of Transportation.