Local law enforcement and school personnel work together to ensure that area high school football games are safe environments for both players and spectators.

Sean Smith has been to a lot of funerals.

The irony of ‘90s night wasn’t lost on Aaron Barrett.

Bill Brown was ready to berate his freelancing freshman.

Javon Swinton lay in bed for two days. Forty-eight hours to process the pain and ponder the hypotheticals. Swinton spent his self-imposed confinement scrutinizing his performance in North Stafford’s...

The son’s acumen gave the father pause, so he hit the “pause” button. Darren Boyd set down the Xbox 360 controller and asked his 6-year-old, Jamir, how many of the

Each time a radar gun was leveled in his direction, Mike Tolson could feel the crosshairs.

With each wide receiver preceding him as an NFL draft pick, DaeSean Hamilton’s patience gave way to pessimism.

The first jersey Shawn Asbury ever owned was that of his favorite player, Michael Vick. Now he’ll have the chance to wear the same college colors as his boyhood idol.

RICHMOND—As Stafford debriefed on the outfield turf at RF&P Park Thursday afternoon, Indians head coach Tommy Harrison uttered a statement you might not hear again in 2019.

UMW grad Dickman finds home as Jaguars' PR director

RICHMOND—They bonded over heaping portions of pasta and a steady diet of ESPN baseball programming.

Just past the point where gravel meets pavement on a secluded lane in southern Stafford County, a series of dark green rectangles are blocking the path. Dan Harding waves a

All-Decade field hockey team: 2017 Mountain View roughed it out to go 24-0.

Born with a rare form of glaucoma, Garrett-Bey navigates the wrestling mat—and the world beyond it—completely blind.

Gadsoni Abel doesn’t dribble so much as dance, and it’s easy to see where he gets his rhythm.

TJ White’s first baseball tryout lasted all of 10 minutes.

Tommy Buzzo’s new job may preclude him from attending Brooke Point graduation this spring, but he doesn’t need a ceremony to recognize the accomplishments of this particular senior class.

Miguel Hernandez doesn’t need any medical training to diagnose the anxiety he induced in droves of defenders during his James Monroe career.

On game days, when well-intentioned teachers would encounter Stafford baseball coach Tommy Harrison in the hallways and wish him good luck, he’d offer the same response: “We’ll need it.”

Translated from Japanese, Kazuya Jordan’s first name means “peaceful” or “calm one.” But the Stafford freshman saw his composure strained in the ninth inning of the Region 5D championship game

Gabrielle Figueroa can out-leap most of her teammates. That superior hang time is almost always an asset for North Stafford, but three points into Tuesday’s Class 5 volleyball semifinal against

FredNats trio teams up for historic no-hitter

At 7 a.m. sharp Wednesday, Ally Cook will go under the knife at Mary Washington Hospital for a procedure to repair a deformity in her right heel.

With one week to go in his first full season of professional baseball, Elijah Green’s bat remains something of an enigma.

One of the scouts who frequented Zyhir Hope’s games at Colonial Forge this spring is employed by the Chicago Cubs, and apparently, he liked what he saw.

Matt Cavalier taught Jackson Foreman in his Honors World History class last year, and in between lectures on Michelangelo and Da Vinci, the Brooke Point baseball coach realized his shortstop