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Suspect in Fair Oaks Mall Child Abduction Has Extensive Criminal History
Gov. Youngkin is asking the state’s attorney general to investigate the case.
Entrance to National Parks Is Free on August 4
Enjoy a no-cost day at parks like Great Falls and Shenandoah to celebrate the anniversary of the Great American Outdoors Act.
GMU President Keeps Job, Receives Pay Raise After Fears of Firing
Protestors were concerned GMU’s Board of Visitors would fire Gregory Washington at a meeting Friday. Instead, he got a pay bump.
Driver in Cybertruck, Lamborghini Street Race Sentenced to Jail Time
The Sterling man was sentenced for racing a Lamborghini against a Cybertruck in Tysons last October.
McLean Firm Tapped to Build New $200 Million White House Ballroom
Construction of the 90,000-square-foot-building will begin next month
Fairfax Man Arrested for Burglary of Addictive Kratom Products
Police say that vape shops have become a frequent target for burglaries, while the FDA warns of kratom’s opioid-like qualities.
Judge Bars Youngkin Board Appointees at GMU, UVA, VMI
The order comes amid recent political scrutiny over DEI policies at Virginia public universities.
Purcellville’s Town Manager and Vice Mayor Face Felony Charges
The two men were arrested on July 23 and made their first court appearance on Monday.
5 NoVA School Districts Have Been Issued Title IX Violations
The Department of Education found the schools’ sports and locker rooms policies to be in violation of civil rights protections.
Tysons Armed Robbery Related to Burglary of High-Value Pokémon Cards
Fairfax County police believe a Fair Oaks burglary and a Tysons armed robbery were part of the same plan to steal valuable collectibles.
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