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Police no longer believe a medical emergency caused the driver of a city dump truck to lose control and crash through a house in Fredericksburg.
Read more details from the weekend's police action in today's edition of the City Blotter.
After an incident of road rage, Spotsy sheriff's have arrested one man and are looking for a second suspect after a bottle was thrown from a moving car.
Area law enforcement and school offices have issued safety tips for the Halloween holiday.
For the last four years, objections over the use of Social Security numbers have prevented state tax officials from trying to collect more than $3.1 million in unpaid court fees owed to the Fredericksburg Circuit Court.
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A 55-year-old man died after being hit by a pickup truck on Route 1.
Read more details from recent police incidents in today's City Blotter.
City police arrested a man for creating explosive devices out of plastic bottles, foil and chemicals.
More recent crime and arrest information in today's City Blotter.
Training exercise sees local rescuers respond to simulated terrorist attack.
City police, campus officials hope charity run becomes annual tradition.
Read more about recent reported crimes and arrests in today's City Blotter.
Working with federal authorities, local police have arrested a man for possession of child pornography.
More police reports from over the weekend in today's City Blotter.
Sheriff's deputies in Stafford County were out in numbers today as kids went to school.
Nine-year-old girl tells sheriff's that she was chased home after school by an older male.
Police search for 2002 Black Saturn Vue. More details and other incidents in today's City Blotter.
Fredericksburg's Department of Public Works is making a push to raise awareness of upcoming plans to replace the Fall Hill Avenue canal bridge. The work will shut down the road for almost a year.
Read more details in today's City Blotter.