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The number of people who turned 65 a day, and will for the next ten years, if you havent googled it, google it it will blow your mind how many of us there are. And im one of those. And they tell me all the time, we want transit because we want to age. Were not going to drive for much longer. Hopefully they will but many of them wont. They want to be able to take transit but they want to be technical savvy. They want to pull up the next bus locator and see when the bus comes. Texas is hot. Fort worth is 110 in july and august. And you dont want to stand on the corner looking for your bus. You w...

About it. Heres meteorologist chuck bell. Technically you two dont have to talk about it. So outside on your sunday morning, yes, indeed, my commute into work i still didnt need the windshield wipers but i dont think youll get the same treatment. 51 degrees with light rain moving into the washington right now. On storm team 4 radar. The more moderate showers are out toward the blue ridge and Shenandoah Valley. Winchester, martinsburg getting moderate rain this morning. Theres more where this came from so a very wet start today. Visibilities have been reduced. And temperatures are mostly in the...

David Fauth engineering a run for Stafford County School Board Fauth David Fauth is an engineer for a data analytics firm, and a long-time Stafford County resident who has education coursing through veins. Fauth’s father served on the board while he was growing up, his mother and grandmother were teachers as well. Together they influenced Fauth’s belief in the value of education. Fauth, along with his wife of 31 years, Nancy, a nurse, raised four children who attended Stafford County Public Schools which, according to him afforded his children a good educational experience. His c...