Alexia Stanbridge is a MMJ (Multimedia Journalist) and TV reporter, currently employed as a Broadcast Reporter for ABC 13 - WSET in Lynchburg, Virginia. With experience in various media outlets such as WNYO-TV and Sinclair Interactive Media, LLC, Alexia focuses on local news stories, covering a range of topics including community events, law enforcement updates, and social issues impacting the Lynchburg area.
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Alexia Stanbridge’s articles heavily focus on local news, government and politics, family & relationships, crime, scams, community outreach, water issues and law enforcement. She frequently covers breaking news stories and evolving local stories.
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By: Alexia Stanbridge
A new place for coffee lovers is coming to Lynchburg!
By: Alexia Stanbridge
The American Legion in Appomattox showed their thanks to veterans in the area.
By: Alexia Stanbridge
A mother is forced to wait again for justice after another delay in the trial of a man accused of killing her daughter.
Employees at BeeBee's Spot walked us through the terrifying moments when shots rang out on the evening of Friday, Nov. 8.
By: Alexia Stanbridge
A Nelson County Sheriff’s Office deputy and a student are sharing their account of the distressing moments when another student stopped breathing.
By: Alexia Stanbridge
The Lynchburg School Board chair is asking the Lynchburg City Council to stop kicking the can down the road when it comes to funding our schools.
By: Alexia Stanbridge
A woman filed an assault and battery charge against Pulaski County administrator Jonathan Sweet.
BeeBee's Spot on Fort Avenue is back open after a shooting closed their doors just under two weeks ago.
By: Alexia Stanbridge
Some businesses on Wards Road are concerned about losing customers because of a new median blocking travelers turning left when coming from the south.
By: Alexia Stanbridge
The Virginia Department of Transportation has completed its study of the intersection of Route 151 and Spruce Creek Lane.
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