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Crime statistics for 2012 show Strasburg to be a mostly safe place that is getting safer.
The trial of a Strasburg woman on drug charges linked to her alleged theft of thousands of dollars from a charitable trust fund reserved for a child's medical expenses is off for now.
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A Winchester police officer whose gun discharged on a school bus Monday as he sat next to a special needs student is back on duty, department officials said Wednesday.
A fugitive described by the Warren County Sheriff's Office as armed and dangerous has turned himself in to law enforcement authorities in West Virginia, Sheriff Daniel T. McEathron said Wednesday.
Tuesday was a day for bagpipers to play "Amazing Grace" and poetry readings from the podium as family and friends of law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty gathered to honor their memory at Rappahannock Regional Criminal Justice Academy in Middletown.
A special prosecutor has been appointed to replace Shenandoah County Commonwealth's Attorney Amanda M. Wiseley in the disorderly conduct case of a Strasburg man accused of bringing a board into an elementary school bearing the words "high powered rifle."
WOODSTOCK - Shenandoah County leaders have backed the sheriff's plan to put more deputies into schools this fall.
Heavy rain sweeping through the Northern Shenandoah Valley Wednesday raised river levels to near flood stage for the first time this year.
Winchester authorities have identified David A. Moats, 53, as the man who died in a fire at a house at 926 Woodstock Lane on Sunday afternoon.
Warren County fire officials are increasingly worried about a rash of arsons this year involving juvenile suspects.
Fire chiefs in Warren and Shenandoah counties said Thursday favorable weather helped tame wildfire season this year.
A volunteer firefighter with Warren County Fire and Rescue Services has been charged in General District Court with fraud and theft in a case involving gasoline purchases for his own car that authorities say he paid for with a department credit card.
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