Williamsburg News

Colonial Williamsburg, Mount Vernon and Montpelier are among a group of Virginia destinations offering free admission to former and active-duty service members to honor them on Veterans Day.

The Peninsula Health District will hold two after-school H1N1 clinics next week as vaccine trickles into the state.

Has Duke of Gloucester Street in Colonial Williamsburg gone to the DoGs? Maybe, but not officially.

At 10 a.m. Saturday, the Southeastern Virginia chapter of the Alzheimer's Association will kick of its Memory Walk event at the Williamsburg Community Center, 401 N. Boundary St.

Conditions of chance have aligned to create a spookily perfect Halloween night this year.

A former College of William and Mary employee will spend two months behind bars for stealing nine computers from the university and trying to sell them on the Internet.

By Dan Parsons dparsons@dailypress.com 247-7840Daily Press The owner of the Williamsburg-Jamestown Airport has three words for the supervisors who declined an opportunity to support the airfield: Shame on you.

A Senior Alert has been issued by the Virginia State Police on behalf of the York County Sheriff's office.

IBN Bilal, 25, of Williamsburg was charged with multiple felonies on Thursday, Oct.

TO BE HONOURED, Duke of Gloucester Street, having previously been designated a Great Street by the American Planning Association.

Become a fan now! A review of 45 suspended information technology projects at the Veterans Affairs Department has caused 15 projects to be stopped or have funding cut, according to W. Scott Gould, deputy secretary of the VA.

Izaiah Moore, 9, shows off his bandage after getting a swine flu vaccination Tuesday at Crittenden Middle School.

Fire and police officials have launched a search in a wooded area of the College of William and Mary for a Williamsburg man missing since Monday night.

Williamsburg, Yorktown and Jamestown - ranked the best among the Virginia destinations and was listed in the "Places Doing Well" category.

Part five in a series NEWPORT NEWS - Homelessness represents a crisis on the Peninsula, and new strategies are needed to more effectively address the problem, say agencies and city officials tackling the problem.

Good news for fans of the new Williamsburg Trolley: The Williamsburg Area Transit Authority has heard your cries for extended weekend hours and is prepared to answer.

More than 350 Virginians are serving in the Peace Corps. This week, they'll be joined by 68-year-old Aurise Eaton, of Williamsburg, who is heading to Jordan for two years on her second Peace Corps venture.

A year after he allegedly gunned down a Williamsburg teenager in possible self-defense, fled his rental home here in New Kent County, and then surrendered to federal agents in Alabama, John Steven Carter is still off the radar of the county prosecutor.

Part three in a series A small segment of the homeless find themselves in a shifting cycle of living on the streets or in jail cells - a cycle sometimes attributed to mental illness, crime or a desire to temporarily escape the streets in favor of a real bed and warm food.

Police with the city of Williamsburg and the College of William and Mary are investigating a string of apparently unrelated robberies that occurred within blocks of each other late last week.