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Mom of Man Police Shot to Death Outside Tysons Mall Wants Independent Probe
Melissa Johnson wants to know whether Fairfax County police followed procedure the night her son was shot.
Mental Health Issues Among NoVA Teens Continue to Surge
A study finds spikes in depression and anxiety among teens in Northern Virginia
Legislation Would Allow Retired Teachers to Come Back to Virginia Classrooms Sooner
Teachers, bus drivers, and administrators would be allowed to return six months after retiring.
Outstanding NoVA Firefighters Honored for Their Work
A Loudoun firefighter, a Fairfax firefighter, and multiple fire departments in Prince William County have been recognized with state awards.
Fentanyl May be Labeled ‘Weapon of Terrorism’ in Virginia
Any substance containing the deadly drug fentanyl would be considered as a “weapon of terrorism” under bills passed in the Virginia General Assembly.
Amentum Services Moving Headquarters to Chantilly
The federal contractor will move its headquarters to Chantilly from Germantown, Maryland.
Bird House to Reopen at National Zoo
After six years and $69 million, the Bird House is ready to welcome the public back.
Dick Saslaw, Virginia’s Longest-Serving Senator, to Retire
The Senate majority leader will end his legislative career in January 2024.
Spotsylvania School Board Member Arrested on Forgery, Tampering Charges
Karl E. Twigg, 65, faces charges of forging a public record and tampering with a county record.
Cats from Kuwait Finding New Homes in NoVA
Dozens of cats rescued from “heartbreaking” conditions in Kuwait are finding or looking for new homes in Northern Virginia.
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