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Body of boy found in Virginia in 1972 identified as Carl Bryant, 4-year-old from Philadelphia
The body of a boy found in Virginia in 1972 has been identified as Carl Bryant, a 4-year-old from Philadelphia, thanks to advances in technology. Investigators are asking anyone with more information about this case to come forward.
Police used DNA to identify boy more than 50 years after his body was found. What happened to him remains a mystery
Police used advanced DNA testing to identify a murdered Pennsylvania boy more than 50 years after his body was found in Virginia, but the events leading up to his death remain a mystery. In June 1972,
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Northern Virginia restaurant owners raise alarms over staffing, costs and tariffsA growing number of restaurant and hospitality business owners across Northern Virginia say a combination of rising costs, ...
By promoting educational priorities alongside athletics, the USCAA ensures that student-athletes grow both academically and ...
Virginia State University has launch a first-of-its kind program called HBCU Studies inside its Family & Consumer Sciences ...
Overnight visitation to the Commonwealth was up by over a million people in 2024, surpassing pre-pandemic levels for the ...
Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears is the Republican nominee in Virginia’s closely watched governor’s race, but so far has been ...
Dr. Melina Kibbe will lead UTHealth Houston after spending four years at the University of Virginia and UVA Health.
Agency inspectors with the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services have found the box tree moth in Virginia, ...
(WCYB) — The HALT Fentanyl Act was signed into law July 16, after more than six months in Congress. Attorney General Jason ...
Skies will be mostly cloudy with temperatures remaining cool. Highs will be in the upper 70s to around 80°. A few late day ...
When school starts in West Virginia next month, 240,000 students in districts large and small will notice something missing ...
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