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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Uriah Kiser's focus on local news, crime, events, and government announcements in the Virginia area suggests a preference for pitches related to these topics. The coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Therefore, if you have timely local news or event-related information relevant to Virginia or Manassas, it would likely resonate with him.
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The gathering highlights partnership, creativity, community and inclusion. Organizers say it offers a chance to mark the impact of organizations
By: Uriah Kiser
A federal affidavit unsealed in the Eastern District of Virginia details how a then-Stafford County Sheriff's Office patrol sergeant allegedly ordered and paid for child sexual abuse material through Telegram, including files that agents reviewed depicting a girl as young as 8 years old and a male infant under 1 year old.
By: Uriah Kiser
Officials announced the milestone during a recent School Board meeting, expressing excitement about welcoming students and staff into the new facility.
By: Uriah Kiser
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a Finding of No Significant Impact and Record of Decision for the environmental assessment of the project to bring commercial passenger service to Washington Manassas Airport (HEF).
By: Uriah Kiser
A murder suspect was arrested in connection with a Woodbridge domestic shooting, a 16-year-old died after being shot at a car meet, and a 13-year-old remains wanted for wounding a family member, while Stafford County deputies made multiple arrests for assaults, shoplifting, DUIs and other offenses over the weekend.
By: Uriah Kiser
A warm front will lift north through the region tonight, bringing increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms along with a potential for localized urban flooding. Dry conditions are expected for most of the area today before the front advances. Tropical moisture will return, supporting high rain rates in any storms that develop.
By: Uriah Kiser
“The Prince William County Department of Transportation, in collaboration with the Virginia Department of Transportation and the city of Manassas, hosted the first community meeting on the $93 million Clover Hill-Parkway interchange project at the Washington Manassas Airport July 30,” InsideNoVA reported.
Local police and sheriff's departments across Northern Virginia are hosting National Night Out gatherings on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, inviting residents to connect with officers, enjoy family activities, and strengthen community partnerships. Details from Manassas, Manassas Park, Prince William County, Fredericksburg, and Spotsylvania follow below; Stafford County's event is scheduled later in the season.
Goolrick’s, the downtown Fredericksburg landmark home to what it calls America’s longest-running soda fountain, reopens Friday, Aug. 7, after a four-year restoration of the 1808 building at 901 Caroline Street.
By: Uriah Kiser
The Northern Virginia Transportation Authority has awarded $65 million toward construction of a railroad overpass on Route 15 in Haymarket, state Sen. Danica Roem told the Haymarket Town Council on Aug. 3.
