Man to serve prison time in firebombing

WINCHESTER -- Another defendant will serve prison time for his role in the August firebombing of a former federal witness' vehicle.

Pit bull attack on deputy results in guilty plea

FRONT ROYAL -- A local man who authorities said commanded his pit bull to attack a deputy investigating a reported suicide threat at the defendant's home last summer has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge in the case.

Lawsuit is settled in death of pupil

WINCHESTER -- A family has settled a lawsuit that blamed Grafton School for the death of their autistic son during an incident in 2004.

Two men indicted in attempted November ATM heist

WOODSTOCK -- Two brothers arrested during a pre-dawn raid have been indicted in Shenandoah County Circuit Court on an array of charges based on a suspected breaking and entering and larceny at the Community Store in Basye.

Trial set for man in credit card case

FRONT ROYAL -- A 24-year-old man who police say held several people at gunpoint during a card game at a local residence last month will stand trial in April on credit card theft charges, a Warren County Circuit Court judge has ruled.

W.Va. residents charged with stealing health-related items

WINCHESTER -- Several West Virginia residents have been charged with stealing numerous items from the same Frederick County grocery store over more than two years.

Arsonist appeals to U.S. Circuit Court

HARRISONBURG -- Bad Water Bill's Bar-B-Q Barn arsonist William Wardell "Cozmo" Welebir is appealing his conviction in U.S. Circuit Court.

Middletown man pleads guilty, won't go to prison

WINCHESTER -- A Frederick County man will serve no jail time for his role in a plot to stage a robbery at a hotel where he and a co-defendant worked.

Man accused of robberies faces another charge

FRONT ROYAL -- A Rileyville man accused of attempting multiple robberies in the Front Royal area over two days last year has been indicted on a new charge.

Company engaged in antitrust violations

A federal judge ordered a Frederick County manufacturer to pay $7.5 million last year for allegedly fixing prices on some of its maritime products.