Councilman Lee Vogler is showing signs of recovery after being set on fire, standing for the first time with help from his ...

It's been almost a month since Danville City Councilman Lee Vogler was horribly burned in an attack, and loved ones say there are some hopeful signs.

Danville City Councilman Lee Vogler will be hospitalized for at least six months, according to his wife, Blair Vogler, in a ...

Witnesses say an assailant dumped a vat of gasoline on Danville city councilman Lee Vogler before setting him ablaze.

The four-term councilman suffered second- and third-degree burns covering up to 60% of his body, mostly on his torso, after ...

"This outpouring of kindness, generosity, and solidarity has been nothing short of extraordinary" said Blair Vogler.

Danville City Council member Lee Vogler hospitalized with burns after gasoline attack at Showcase Magazine office, suspect ...

Showcase Magazine shared an update on social media, in which Vogler's wife explained that he is still in critical condition ...

Vogler's wife posted an update on his recovery on social media. She said he is expected to remain hospitalized for at least six months. She added, Vogler has second- and third-degree burns over more ...

The Virginia councilman who was set on fire in a brutal attack is expected to be in the hospital for at least six months, ...

Hayes, the man who set City Councilman Lee Vogler on fire last week, has been placed in a Petersburg psychiatric facility.