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Harrisonburg Director of Communications Mike Parks said a driver traveling northbound on South High Street lost control of their vehicle around 3:37 a.m. and veered into the R13 parking lot.

After a long day of work and errands, you couldn’t be more excited to get home and go to bed. You collect your things and walk to your car. Or,

A week after the distribution of anti-LGBTQ+ flyers by an unnamed man, JMU has not released information to students about the incident, which Multilingual Student Services Coordinator Kristen Kelley said

The Breezes editorial board discusses recent instances of violence in Harrisonburg and surrounding communities and stresses student safety.

The James Madison Center for Civic Engagement hosted the second session of its Freedom of Expression Information Series on Tuesday to discuss “Personal Safety and Security: Weapons and Explosives,” specifically

Residents of Old Town, a downtown neighborhood located in the historic district of Harrisonburg, have recently become irritated and impatient with JMU parties they believe to be noisy and out

The JMU Police Department (JMU PD) has received the Crisis Intervention Teams grant, a $350,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice to integrate a mental health professional into the

Hit-and-runs occur too often in JMU parking decks. Security measures such as surveillance cameras are limited and should be utilized more in parking decks. Increasing the amount of security cameras

Following the mass shooting on Devon Lane on Oct. 16 that injured eight people, The Breeze spoke to people who were at the party during the shooting to get first-hand

JMU Police Department (JMU PD) vehicles will have a new look this fall. Andrew Genese, senior media arts and design (SMAD) major, recently worked with JMU PD to rethink and