Seattle Mayor, Council finalizing plan to spend $6.5 million on public toilets
Seattle’s Mayor Katie Wilson is making a final push to spend millions on public toilets.
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The 1985 election day floods
A look back at the catastrophic flooding across the area from early November 1985
VDOT set to open new third lane on northbound I-81 near Staunton next week
The Virginia Department of Transportation announced that a third northbound lane of I-81 near Staunton is expected to fully open to traffic starting Monday, Nov. 9.
As leaves fall, Harrisonburg Public Works reminds residents of proper disposal
As fall leaves continue to cover yards and streets across the area, the city of Harrisonburg is preparing to pick them up starting Monday.
Timberville mayoral race winner corrected after ‘human error’
A mistake in Timberville’s election results left candidates and voters confused, with the wrong winner initially announced in the town’s mayoral race. The county corrected the numbers Wednesday morning a...
Watch The 540 Nov. 5: 540 Personality Quiz, Fall Foliage and more
WSLS 10’s new digital-first show highlights the people, places and ideas that make Southwest and Central Virginia special.
Share veteran stories from Southwest, Central Virginia for Veterans Day 2026
Help us honor local heroes by submitting your or a loved one’s military service story ahead of the Virginia's Veterans Day parade.
State police ID man killed in I-95 crash near Route 288 in Chesterfield County
A man is dead after a crash on I-95 in Chesterfield County Tuesday night, according to the Virginia State Police.
Vance blames Iran war for sweeping Republican midterm losses
Democrats seized control of both the House and Senate in a sweeping midterm victory, reshaping Washington and posing a major challenge to President Trump's agenda.
Joe Morrissey says he knows why he won a seat on Petersburg City Council
Joe Morrissey, a controversial Virginia politician, has won a seat on Petersburg City Council, vowing to deliver for the 5th Ward.
Gov. Spanberger says Republicans lost touch with voters on inflation and Iran war in 2026 midterm rout
Fresh off a midterm rout that handed Democrats an 8-3 edge in Virginia's delegation, an exultant Gov. Spanberger said Republicans lost touch with voters on inflation and the war launched against Iran.
Virginia Derby to remain Kentucky Derby qualifying race for third straight year
The Virginia Derby at Colonial Downs Racetrack has retained its designation as an official qualifying race on the Road to the Kentucky Derby.
SCC holds public hearing over Dominion Energy, NextEra Energy proposed merger
A line of people and a protest happened outside The State Corporation Commission during a public hearing over the proposed Dmerger.
Things to do in the DC area: Adams Morgan PorchFest, Film Festivals … and more!
Music lovers can enjoy the fall weather and sounds by D.C. musicians at Adams Morgan PorchFest this Saturday.
WATCH: WTOP’s Top Local Headlines for November 5
WTOP morning anchors John Aaron and Kristin Diaz take you through the latest local news from the D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia region.
Virginia voters split on 1% sales tax for school construction
On Election Day, out of 47 Virginia localities, about 30% authorized their governments to collect a 1% sales tax to address rising school construction costs, wh
Maryland takes key step toward constructing new Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Design of both new, four-lane Chesapeake Bay Bridge spans with full shoulders is slated to begin in 2028 and construction will begin as soon as 2032.
World leaders who sparred with Trump express relief mixed with caution at Republican election rout
LONDON (AP) — World leaders who have sparred with the “America first” President Donald Trump greeted the rout of his Republican Party in the U.S. midterm electi
DC-area baseball coach denied bond, remains in ICE custody
D.C.-area baseball coach Amaury Monsalve was denied bond by an immigration judge and remains in ICE custody in Louisiana.
The Times Argus Community News for Nov. 5, 2026
BARRE — The Vermont Agency of Transportation announced that this year more than $4.6 million of TAP grant funding is available for all eligible activities as described in the Vermont Transportation Alterna...
Taking Care
A Montpelier voter casts his ballot on Tuesday at City Hall. A county-wide summary of local results appears today on A7.
A Ritual of Remembrance at ‘Day of the Dead’ Event
About 100 people gathered in Middlebury for the Mexican holiday, which included a mass and procession to celebrate their deceased loved ones
Feds Target Vermont Protesters Under New Rule
The charges stem from several sit-in protests earlier this year at the National Criminal Analysis and Targeting Center in Williston.
Despite $928 Million Spent, Lake Champlain Cleanup Is Falling Behind
Vermont is halfway into a 20-year project to address toxic algae blooms. But the results are mixed, and the problem has worsened in some spots.