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A federal investigative agency cleared sheriff's candidate Michael Timm of any wrongdoing in relation to a Hatch Act complaint filed by a Spotsylvania County Sheriff's Office detective.
Police say a Fredericksburg doctor threatened to arrest a motorist after a road rage style dispute on Cowan Blvd.
Two larcenies and multiple arrests reported in Fredericksburg. Read more details in today's City Blotter.
A planned monument in Richmond will bear the names of every public safety worker killed in the line of duty in Virginia.
A bomb threat shut down James Monroe High School for nearly two hours on Tuesday evening, but in the end nothing was discovered.
Spotsy deputy finds 14.5 grams of pot in car after driver passes stopped school bus.
City police report four arrests on Monday. More details in today's City Blotter.
Employee at Simms Furniture Store stumbles upon two men digging through a storage container.
Students in college course seek applications for $10,000 in grant money.
Youths reported throwing rocks at passing cars. Read more details in today's City Blotter.
Burglar gets more than he bargained for when trying to steal from occupied home on Herdon Street.
Spotsylvania County Sheriff's Deputies are searching for a man who tried to kidnap a young girl at knifepoint.
Two burglaries with similar items stolen were reported yesterday. Read more details in today's City Blotter.
Members of the Fredericksburg City Council got an up close and personal look at Spotsylvania's new court facility. But photography was restricted in some areas, an apparent violation of open meeting laws.
Tourists are spending more money in Fredericksburg, but job growth in the tourism sector has not kept pace.
A Hunter Street resident discovered that her home had been burglarized yesterday. Read more details in today's City Blotter.
Police say suspect was detained by police shortly after stabbing was reported.
If you work for the city, your wallet just got a little bit fatter. At least for this year, it did.
Police say an argument over illegal narcotics preceded the fatal stabbing of Jermaine Samuel last night on Pelham Street
The City Council got a look at how planned capital projects in Fredericksburg could affect the real estate tax rate. More than half the projected increase in the tax rate comes directly from building a proposed new court facility.
