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Metro seeks public input on bus service
Metro is holding five public meetings between Aug. 31 and Sept. 23 as part of an in-depth study to improve service along four lines.
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Three family members killed in crash
Traffic in Prince William and Stafford was snarled for hours after a fatal Friday morning crash on Interstate 95
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Major roadwork to mar weekend travel
Friday-to-Monday travel looks tough.
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Train service to be restored this afternoon
Train service between Washington and Richmond should be restored this afternoon.
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Triangle woman dies from fire injuries
Michelle Gonzalez, 25, died Wednesday morning from complications from smoke inhalation, according to a published report.
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Triangle woman burned in house fire, sister killed
Officials wouldn't provide details on Michelle Gonzalez's injuries. But her stepmother told The Star-Ledger of Newark that "we really need a miracle."
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End of an era in Quantico town
Lifelong resident Mitchel Raftelis has seen the base town through peace and war. Now he's retiring.
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New galleries open at Marine Corps' museum
The new galleries, which add 12,000 square feet of new exhibit space to the museum, focus on the founding of the Marine Corps in 1775, the Civil War, U.S. global trade expansion in the 19th century and World War I.
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Board votes no payment for private land
With a 6-0 vote, Prince William supervisors Tuesday said the zoning administrator was right – an 83-year-old woman and her sons, Parker Family LLC, have to turn over their $100,000 piece of property to the county for no compensation.
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Crews working to restore power after storms
Power is out for about 500 customers near Quantico this afternoon after storms passed through the region.
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County seeks $2.5 million for U.S. 1 widening study
Officials look at making highway six lanes between Prince William, Stafford counties
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'Hero of the Hudson' comes to Quantico
Crowds began to line up at Quantico Marine Corps base before 10 a.m. Wednesday, copies of "Highest Duty" tucked under their arms.
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Prosecutors will seek death penalty in triple homicide
Former Prince William County park ranger Carrillo Dean is set to stand trial in June in the killings of his wife and two stepchildren.
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A haunting find
Tombstones turn up at a Triangle home being readied for new renters.
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Windows rattling? It's Quantico
Quantico Marine Corps is blasting this week.
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Man charge with raping 11-year-old girl
A Triangle man charged with taking care of an 11-year-old girl is charged with raping her multiple times.
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Street Beat helps alert localities to Richmond-area potholes
Henrico County employee Robert Sexton repaired a pothole on Lewis Road yesterday. The county has a goal of repairing reported potholes within 24 hours.
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Kitchen goes up in flames after power restored
A Triangle family who lost power over the weekend returned home Sunday night to find their kitchen on fire.
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Triangle Elementary gets a face lift
A throng of 500 excited parents, children, former Triangle students, administrators and elementary school principals from across the county filled the school's gymnasium and two overflow rooms.
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Triangle Elementary moves to new home
Triangle Elementary School, which called an increasingly outmoded building its home for 50 years, is now in a state-of-the-art, $26 million facility.
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Michelle Obama makes a visit to Toys for Tots
First Lady Michelle Obama, carrying a red Santa sack, delivered toys collected at the White House — and a message — during a visit to the Toys for Tots distribution center Wednesday in north Stafford County.
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Prince William Co. to host new Marine Corps Marathon event
Prince William County will be home to the Marine Corps Marathon’s new Crossroads 17.75K Race.
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Sacrifices lauded at Quantico's Veterans Day ceremony
It was a day of solemn remembrance Wednesday as dozens gathered to pay tribute to those who have served and are serving in the armed forces during the annual Veterans Day observance at Quantico National Cemetery.
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School sends home letter following suicide pact
School officials tell parents to watch for signs of sadness, behavior changes in wake of Forest Park suicides
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Police: Teens' deaths a suicide pact
UPDATE: Prince William police say two Forest Park High School students who died in Triangle on Monday night agreed to commit suicide.
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