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$10K Reward Offered for Info on Unsolved 1998 Murder of Sherry Ann Culp in Springfield
Twenty five years after Sherry Ann Culp’s murder in Springfield, the case remains unsolved.
Wheelchair Fencing World Cup Brings World Athletes to Leesburg
For the first time in two decades, top wheelchair athletes are competing in the U.S. in a fencing World Cup.
2 Teens Dead, 1 Seriously Injured in Crash Near Fairfax Station
Detectives believe speed was a factor in the crash on a narrow, winding road.
Fairfax County Police Arrest 7 in Child Solicitation Sting
Suspects ranging in age from 23 to 52 have been charged with a total of 49 felonies.
Virginia Attorney General Expands High School Merit Investigation to All Fairfax County Schools
The probe was expanded after word of delays in Merit notifications at Langley and Westfield high schools.
DC and Alexandria Among Nation’s ‘Loneliest’ Cities, Study Finds
Report finds more than 33,000 one-person households in Alexandria.
20-Year-Old Charged in Dumfries Shooting That Killed Child, Wounded 4
A 3-year-old girl was killed in the shooting at a residence on Wednesday.
State Attorney General Announces Investigations into Thomas Jefferson High School
The attorney general’s office will investigate delays in notifying students about national awards and the school’s admissions policies.
Vienna Man Arrested After Hours-Long Standoff with Police
Witnesses say the man was shouting obscenities and throwing bottles from his second-story apartment window.
Several New Laws Took Effect January 1: Here’s What Changed in Virginia
We may only be a few days into the new year, but you can expect some big changes in your wallet, on the roads, and at the polls.
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