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Coverage of Louisa, Goochland, Powhatan, Amelia and Cumberland Counties

  • Louisa authorities suspect murder-suicide

    Authorities in Louisa County are investigating the deaths of a man and woman as a murder-suicide.

  • Deaths of 2 in Louisa investigated as murder-suicide

    Authorities in Louisa County are investigating the death of a man and woman as a murder-suicide.

  • New judges to fill vacant benches in region

    The General Assembly last week elected 34 judicial nominees to fill open judgeships across the state, with a just over a third of those in judicial districts that encompass the Richmond-Petersburg area.

  • Pesticide disposal program planned in September

    Virginia will conduct its annual pesticide disposal program in September.

  • UPDATE: Lanes reopen on west in Louisa County

    Louisa County police and fire crews have reopened westbound Interstate 64 after a vehicle fire. The westbound lanes of the highway were closed when a camper, towed by a pickup, caught fire near mile marker 147, police said.

  • Louisa to say goodbye to quake-damaged Jefferson Elementary

    Students, staff, graduates and others with fond memories of Louisa County’s Thomas Jefferson Elementary School will get a chance to reminisce and say goodbye to the earthquake-damaged school building.

  • Powhatan fatal crash victim identified

    Virginia State Police today identified the victim of Tuesday night's fatal single-vehicle crash in Powhatan County as William H. Treseler Jr., 54, of the 2700 block of Birdsong Lane in Powhatan.

  • One dead in Powhatan County crash

    Virginia State Police are investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash Tuesday on Huguenot Trail in Powhatan County.

  • Powhatan confirms rabid skunk

    Christine Boczar, a sergeant with the county's animal control division, said the skunk that tested positive had been located in the southeastern part of Powhatan.

  • Cumberland officials say teen found safe

    Jessica Nicole Thompson, a teenage Cumberland County girl missing since Thursday, was found safe Saturday night in Buckingham County, about 30 miles from home, the Cumberland Sheriff's Office said.

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