A day after a fiery attack against Danville City Councilman Lee Vogler left him with extreme burns, we're learning more about the suspect who says he did it.The ...

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

Shotsie Michael Buck-Hayes is back in the Danville City Jail after spending more than two weeks at Central State Hospital, a psychiatric facility in Dinwiddie County.

L ee Vogler, a longtime city councilmember in Danville, was the victim of a violent attack after a man entered a local magazine office and set him on fire. The suspect, identified by police as Shotsie ...

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Hayes, the man accused of dousing City Councilmen Lee Vogler with gasoline and setting him on fire last month, has withdrawn his request for a bond heating.  Danville Commonwealth's Attorney Michael ...

Virginia councilman Lee Vogler was doused in gasoline and set on fire in broad daylight Tuesday by a man who allegedly ...

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

Police said Shotsie Michael Buck‑Hayes, 29, barged into Vogler's workplace at a local magazine, poured gasoline on him, chased him outside and ignited the fuel.

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

Lee Vogler is in "stable but critical condition" and sustained second- and third-degree burns "over more than half his body," ...

According to police, witnesses and Lee Vogler himself, Shotsie Michael Buck-Hayes, poured gasoline on the councilman after barging into his workplace at a local magazine ...