Keith Epps is a Reporter at Central Virginia Media Group, a Division of BH Media Holdings, Inc. He covers a range of topics including crime and justice, juvenile justice, and real estate, with a particular focus on court proceedings and legal reform. Keith's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Culpeper Star-Exponent, Richmond Times-Dispatch, and The Roanoke Times.
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Keith Epps' coverage heavily focuses on crime, specifically local crime stories in the United States, Virginia, and Fredericksburg. His emphasis is on evolving and breaking news stories related to homicide cases, legal proceedings, law enforcement activities, and criminal incidents.
Given his focus on local crime news with an emphasis on evolving and breaking stories, he would likely be responsive to pitches involving exclusive or newsworthy developments in ongoing criminal investigations within the specified geographic areas. Sources who can provide firsthand accounts or unique perspectives related to these topics may find success when reaching out to Keith for coverage.
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Woman pleads guilty to killing former boyfriend last year in his Stafford home
The jury that will decide whether a Spotsylvania man committed murder and other offenses when he fired shots that resulted in the death of an
An 80-year-old man who avoided jail time when he was convicted earlier this year of a child molestation charge has wound up incarcerated after all.
A man who was convicted of a misdemeanor last month for grabbing a woman's buttocks on a Fredericksburg walking trail earlier this year was ordered Wednesday to serve 12 months in jail.
The company seeking approval for Fredericksburg's second data center complex got plenty of support during a marathon City Council meeting that ended early Wednesday morning.
A man who was convicted of a misdemeanor last month for grabbing a woman's buttocks on a Fredericksburg walking trail earlier this year was ordered Wednesday to serve 12 months
By: Keith Epps
A man who was convicted of a misdemeanor last month for grabbing a woman's buttocks on a Fredericksburg walking trail earlier this year was ordered Wednesday to serve 12 months in jail.
By: Keith Epps
A 22-year-old man has been indicted by a Fredericksburg grand jury in connection with two rapes in city recreational areas. Keith Epps:
In Spotsylvania, a jury debates Tyler Butler’s guilt in shooting 18-year-old Michael Bosworth and others during a prank incident. Prosecutors say Butler fired in anger, defense claims self-defense.
A Spotsylvania jury found Tyler Butler guilty of second-degree murder and other felonies for fatally shooting a high school senior during a disputed confrontation in May 2025.
