I cover breaking news, courts and police-related issues in Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County.
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By: Brad Zinn
Waynesboro man Brock Johnson is in custody after police say he assaulted a woman multiple times, sometimes sexually, sometimes with an airsoft gun.
By: Brad Zinn
The deceased couple authorities found dead at their residence outside Staunton last week were likely killed in a murder-suicide, according to authorities.
A former Staunton PTA treasurer pleaded guilty to taking school funds, part of a case that also led to her sister’s conviction.
Staunton News Leader A Staunton man is behind bars after being charged with rape, according to the Staunton Police Department.
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Following a three-day trial, an Augusta County jury convicted a Staunton man of sexually abusing a young girl 25 years ago.
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Felicia Neil, the former treasurer of the Ware Elementary School PTA in Staunton, has pleaded guilty to embezzling thousands to pay for guinea pig food, printer ink and more.
A former employee at the Commonwealth Center for Children & Adolescents in Staunton has been convicted of taking indecent liberties with a child.
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A former bookkeeper, 74, pleaded guilty to stealing over 150,000 from her Waynesboro employer over a four-year period.
