Police say two 17-year-old boys are suspected of taking $12,000 worth of electronics from an Orange business this week.

Projects to be completed throughout VDOT’s nine-county Culpeper District

A Culpeper County High School teacher is now set to appear in court next month on charges he assaulted a 19-year-old stepdaughter at home.

After living in Culpeper all of her 70 years, Patricia Bryson has witnessed a significant portion of the area’s history, and she’s dedicated much of her life to preserving it.

CCS schedules performance from scripture this weekend

Virginia Tech is urging calm as e-mails and Internet postings originating in Italy threaten another attack on campus.

Virginia is set to execute a man who killed a teen girl then bragged about it to prosecutors once he thought he could not face the death penalty.

The parents of Morgan Harrington say the slain Virginia Tech student’s bones were shattered.

Richmond Police suspect a man sought in two city bank robberies may be responsible for bank robberies in two other localities.

The winter’s storms have blown a large hole in the Vir-ginia Department of Transportation’s maintenance budget.

Unemployment at its highest since 1992

Authorities say two people who apparently fell asleep behind the wheel escaped serious injury Wednesday morning after being involved in separate car accidents.

Howard M. Mills has enough World War II ribbons and medals to decorate his entire chest.

Superintendent tells supervisors closing $750,000 deficit means more job cuts

Epiphany Catholic School students had their annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade Wednesday morning.

City on a Hill Church is hosting a love and intimacy conference Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. at its new location, 1751 N. Main St. (the former location of Pullen’s Tractor).

Two drivers crash, escape injury

December unemployment for Culpeper County was 7.9 percent

Paul Powell is set to die in Virginia’s electric chair Thursday. This interactive feature looks back on the events leading up to the execution.

Virginia’s blue crab season opened Wednesday for the first time since hundreds of watermen sold back their license to the state to ease catch pressures on the Chesapeake Bay delicacy.

Virginia is on its way to reopening rest areas closed during the Kaine administration.

Virginia’s police chiefs are asking Gov. Bob McDonnell to veto legislation that would allow people to carry concealed handguns into bars, calling it a ``recipe for disaster.‘’

Dominion Virginia Power says it is upgrading 13 power plants in order to produce electricity more efficiently.

Amherst supervisors block move to reinstate county attorney

The Culpeper area goes green today in recognition of St. Patrick’s Day, a holiday celebrated worldwide in honor of the patron saint of Ireland. Here’s what’s happening:

The Rev. Sandy Martin moves like an angel through Culpeper, bringing comfort to the sick or bereaved regardless of the hour.

Plan calls for 56 job cuts with $750,000 shortfall remaining

Two Culpeper residents were airlifted to Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg Monday night following a single-vehicle accident on U.S. 522 at Browning Road.

One was transported to the hospital by helicopter after a crash Tuesday afternoon on U.S. 15 south of town.

It won’t get any easier this year for the public to scrutinize the voting records of General Assembly members, but that’s not because Del. Mark L. Keam, D-Fairfax, and 19 other new legislators didn’t try.