Former Town Councilman David A. Martin will return to court May 22 to face two felony counts of embezzlement.

Lignum man’s DUI crash left Madison County teacher dead

A former Bedford County Middle School teacher pleaded guilty Wednesday afternoon to 12 felony child pornography charges.

A man fatally shot his girlfriend, their two children and then himself, moments before a concerned relative stopped by to check on the family.

Orange County officials are charging a middle school student with filing a false police report after she claimed last week that someone tried to abduct her from school.

A domestic disturbance escalated into an hour and a half standoff between a Culpeper man and authorities before ending peacefully early Monday morning police said.

Madison County authorities had no history of calls to a home where an apparent murder-suicide took place last week, the county’s sheriff said Monday.

A Circuit Court hearing set for convicted murderer Ricky Jovan Gray has been postponed until June 4.

Recent arrests made by the Culpeper Town Police Department and the Culpeper County Sheriff’s Office.

Madison County Sheriff Erik J. Weaver confirmed Saturday that a couple was fatally shot in their Ridgeview Road home late Friday night.

Convicted murderer Ricky Jovan Gray is scheduled to return to Culpeper County Circuit Court Monday to hear a ruling on a defense motion requesting information related to the cooperation of a witness for the prosecution.

Doctors found drugs in toddlers’ systems after strange behavior

Authorities are looking for a suspect who attempted to abduct a student at Prospect Heights Middle School. 

Louisa County’s commonwealth’s attorney asked a judge to revoke the bond of a man accused of child endangerment after his toddlers tested positive for cocaine. 

Authorities are on the lookout for a suspect who attempted to abduct a student at Orange County’s Prospect Heights Middle School on Wednesday. 

Running 10 regrettable minutes late for my second session at the Culpeper Citizen’s Criminal Justice Academy, I slipped into the back of the room at the Depot, spied the table loaded with salty and sugary snacks and sank into my seat, hoping I hadn’t missed anything too critical. Smiles and nods of acknowledgement met me.

A 22-year-old man will spend three years in prison for his role in the July robbery of an Orange pizza delivery driver.

Madison County Sheriff Erik J. Weaver confirmed Saturday that a couple was fatally shot in their Ridgeview Road home late Friday night.

A 22-year-old man will spend three years in prison for his role in the July robbery of an Orange pizza delivery driver.

Police arrested a Culpeper man Sunday, accusing him of hitting another man with a car while trying to escape from a confrontation.

Police arrested a Culpeper man Sunday, accusing him of hitting another man with a car while trying to escape from a confrontation.

The Culpeper Police Department reported the following arrests April 16 through April 22:Recent arrests made by the Culpeper Town Police Department and the Culpeper County Sheriff’s Office

Tuesday, I stepped over the line—well, two lines actually—one black, the other brown. Or perhaps the black is really navy blue, but whatever color the occasion, I feel privileged to be a part of the area’s current Criminal Justice Academy.

Police have arrested three teens in connection with the March break in and theft from a Culpeper business.

Media General shareholders today elected three new directors nominated by a dissident hedge fund seeking changes at the media company.

Arithciaca Gourdine, who is out on bond, is scheduled to appear in Circuit Court May 7 at 9:30 a.m. for arraignment.

Arithciaca Gourdine is accused of assaulting police with an electroshock device

Authorities say a Richmond man and a Fauquier woman each face three charges after they reportedly broke into a vacant northern Culpeper home and destroyed property.

Culpeper County Circuit Court Judge John R. Cullen accepted another motion Monday from Stanley W. Deloach’s defense attorney to continue his client’s case to May 7 at 3 p.m.

Prince William General District Court judge Wenda K. Travers sentenced Anis Idrissa Kabia to 12 months in jail, with 10 months suspended and a $250 fine.