A man convicted of homicide after gunning down his friend last summer has been sentenced to 17 years in prison.

The suspect still faces multiple charges in Augusta County after reportedly causing an eight-vehicle pileup last year.

Jacob Sipe, the man convicted of shooting and killing a man in Waynesboro last July, was sentenced Friday afternoon.

A Stuarts Draft man has avoided jail time for the gunfire he unleashed in a Walmart parking lot in 2023. The witnesses to the ...

In Waynesboro, $560,000 will go to the 1030 Alston Court development. The funds will go “to help meet our region’s critical ...

The Supreme Court turned away Virginia’s appeal on Monday that sought to quash a challenge to the state’s lifetime voting ban ...

The Virginia Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that circuit court clerks are the legal custodians of certain court records and not the Office of the Executive Secretary of the Virginia Supreme Court ...

The U.S. Supreme Court declined on Monday to hear Virginia's bid to scuttle a lawsuit challenging an 1869 state ...

A major renovation project at Waynesboro High School is moving forward, but city residents should brace for tax hikes to pay ...

Geddes, who was appointed by judges of the 23rd Circuit — covering Roanoke, Roanoke County and Salem — to fill the seat vacated by General District Court Judge Vincent Lilley, will begin his ...

Documents from the DOE state the daycare’s license was denied due to violations that placed “the health, safety, or welfare ...

The Eastern District of Virginia has two new U.S. District Court judges, one a former federal prosecutor and the other a former federal public defender.