Uriah Kiser is the President Publisher at Potomac Local Media, LLC. He covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, climate change, and the arts, while also providing insights into journalism and media. Uriah's work has been featured in iHeartRadio, NewsBreak, and Bacon's Rebellion.
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By: Uriah Kiser
The Manassas Park Planning Commission voted 4-1 to recommend approval of a rezoning and related waivers that would allow a 321-unit mixed-use redevelopment of a former auto sales and service site near the city center. The recommendation covers Rezoning RZ 2026-01, Zoning Waiver WAI 2026-01A, and Public Facilities Waivers PFW 2026-01A through PFW 2026-01D and […]
By: Uriah Kiser
The Manassas & Manassas Park Cities Democratic Committee has publicly backed a slate of candidates that includes two Manassas City School Board hopefuls whose records have drawn scrutiny, but neither the committee nor the candidates responded to detailed questions about those issues. A graphic circulated by the committee under the heading “Our Democratic Ticket” lists […]
By: Uriah Kiser
A large-scale ICE enforcement operation in the Washington suburbs, a request to delay the trial in a deadly Stafford County bus crash, a pause in the final state court challenge to Virginia's assault weapons restrictions, and local concerns over school funding and economic development led the day's news across Northern Virginia.
By: Uriah Kiser
The Fredericksburg Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Policy Committee approved Resolution 707, opposing federal amendments that would increase truck size and weight limits and urging Congress to protect local roads, bridges, and public safety.
Stafford County supervisors voted 4-2 on Aug. 18 to approve a proffer amendment for the Potomac Church Tech Center, correcting the district designation from Aquia to Falmouth. The ordinance advances the Amazon data center project with a new $10 million cash transportation contribution while retaining original Tier 2 emergency generators and limiting potable water use.
On Aug. 23, a 27-year-old man was grazed by a gunshot during an altercation in the 16600 block of Flotilla Way in Woodbridge. The suspect was arrested and faces multiple felony charges.
By: Uriah Kiser
Teens Testify in Spotsylvania Trial of Man Charged in Massaponax Senior's Death
By: Uriah Kiser
School Board member Sara Brescia told her colleagues Tuesday that three of them used a private Aug. 3 meeting to talk about moving her elementary-age children out of Baldwin Elementary School.
By: Uriah Kiser
Stafford County voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to authorize a local sales tax of up to 1 percent dedicated to school capital projects, a question now on the ballot as the school division faces separate questions about how it accounts for staff events and related spending.
By: Uriah Kiser
After a hearing that ran past midnight, members kept data centers inside the Technology Overlay District — and left a $23.4 million tax projection on the table. City Council voted 7–0 early Wednesday to deny a rezoning that would have put two data center buildings on the Hylton tract along Interstate 95, then voted 7–0 […]
