Man accused in deadly bus stop stabbing due in court | FOX 5 AT 6AM
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Abdul Jalloh, the man accused of stabbing and killing a woman at a bus stop in Alexandria.
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Abdul Jalloh, the man accused of stabbing and killing a woman at a bus stop in Alexandria.
Suspect sought after unlawful filming reported in Manassas hotel bathroom
Police in Manassas are searching for a man they say pointed a cellphone under a bathroom stall at an 18 year old woman inside a hotel restroom, a disturbing incident in which the victim confronted him and snapped his photo before he fled.
Police in Manassas are searching for a man they say pointed a cellphone under a bathroom stall at an 18 year old woman inside a hotel restroom, a disturbing incident in which the victim confronted him and snapped his photo before he fled.
Arlington County adding more school zone speed cameras
Drivers in Northern Virginia are about to see more speed cameras in Arlington County as officials expand enforcement in additional school zones. The county says the added cameras will bring more $100 fines for violators.
Drivers in Northern Virginia are about to see more speed cameras in Arlington County as officials expand enforcement in additional school zones. The county says the added cameras will bring more $100 fines for violators.
Trial begins for man accused in Metro hair touching assaults
A man accused of recording himself touching women’s hair on Metro is set to face a judge Wednesday. Bryan Betancur, a pardoned January 6 defendant, has been held in jail since April.
A man accused of recording himself touching women’s hair on Metro is set to face a judge Wednesday. Bryan Betancur, a pardoned January 6 defendant, has been held in jail since April.
Prince George’s County youth celebrate TV and film bootcamp graduation
A graduation ceremony is recognizing 17 young people from Prince George’s County for completing a four‑week program designed to build practical skills in television and film production.
A graduation ceremony is recognizing 17 young people from Prince George’s County for completing a four‑week program designed to build practical skills in television and film production.
Viral video shows ICE agent pointing gun at driver during Falls Church encounter
A cellphone and dashcam video went viral showing a tense interaction between a Northern Virginia woman and federal immigration agents in Falls Church, during which an ICE agent appears to point a gun at her inside her vehicle.
A cellphone and dashcam video went viral showing a tense interaction between a Northern Virginia woman and federal immigration agents in Falls Church, during which an ICE agent appears to point a gun at her inside her vehicle.
Chesapeake Bay rebounds as Maryland hits major pollution reduction goals
Maryland has met or nearly met several major Chesapeake Bay pollution reduction targets, according to Gov. Wes Moore. From 2009 to 2025, the state achieved 100% of its sediment and phosphorus reduction goals and 99% of its nitrogen goal. Maryland will continue working toward existing targets through 2030 before shifting to new goals for 2040.
Maryland has met or nearly met several major Chesapeake Bay pollution reduction targets, according to Gov. Wes Moore. From 2009 to 2025, the state achieved 100% of its sediment and phosphorus reduction goals and 99% of its nitrogen goal. Maryland will continue working toward existing targets through 2030 before shifting to new goals for 2040.
Petition to limit Montgomery County spending nears ballot signature goal
A petition drive aiming to impose stricter limits on Montgomery County's budget growth is approaching the required threshold to place the referendum before voters this November.
A petition drive aiming to impose stricter limits on Montgomery County's budget growth is approaching the required threshold to place the referendum before voters this November.
DC takeover 1 year later: Residents react to National Guard presence
One year after National Guard troops began appearing on D.C. streets as part of President Trump’s federal law enforcement surge, residents are weighing in on how their presence has affected the city. Some say they feel safer, while others describe the deployment as unnecessary, ineffective or unsettling.
One year after National Guard troops began appearing on D.C. streets as part of President Trump’s federal law enforcement surge, residents are weighing in on how their presence has affected the city. Some say they feel safer, while others describe the deployment as unnecessary, ineffective or unsettling.
Virginia Primary : what the number are telling us
Nick Weinstein, Cygnal Principal and Pollster joins Fox 5 DC.
Nick Weinstein, Cygnal Principal and Pollster joins Fox 5 DC.
Virginia Primary : what the numbers are telling us
Nick Weinstein, Cygnal Principal and Pollster joins Fox 5 DC.
Nick Weinstein, Cygnal Principal and Pollster joins Fox 5 DC.
D.C. official says he helped catch killer, sues city over $20K reward dispute
D.C. ANC commissioner Tom Donohue is suing the city and Metropolitan Police, claiming he was shortchanged after providing key information in a murder investigation and helping police identify a serial armed robber. Donohue says he received $5,000 instead of a $25,000 reward in one case and is also seeking answers about how MPD determines reward payouts.
D.C. ANC commissioner Tom Donohue is suing the city and Metropolitan Police, claiming he was shortchanged after providing key information in a murder investigation and helping police identify a serial armed robber. Donohue says he received $5,000 instead of a $25,000 reward in one case and is also seeking answers about how MPD determines reward payouts.
Capital One Arena’s new look; sticky heat and Tuesday storm risk
FOX 5's DMV Zone has your latest top headlines from the 3 p.m. Tuesday show.
FOX 5's DMV Zone has your latest top headlines from the 3 p.m. Tuesday show.
Spotsylvania school board rejects drug testing for teachers and staff
Students in Spotsylvania County Public Schools are heading back for their first day of classes Tuesday, just one day after ninth graders returned. The start of the school year follows a pivotal decision by the school board, which voted 4–3 Monday night to reject drug testing for teachers and staff.
Students in Spotsylvania County Public Schools are heading back for their first day of classes Tuesday, just one day after ninth graders returned. The start of the school year follows a pivotal decision by the school board, which voted 4–3 Monday night to reject drug testing for teachers and staff.
Stafford County students begin transition day ahead of full return
It’s back to school Tuesday in Stafford County, Virginia, but only for some students.
It’s back to school Tuesday in Stafford County, Virginia, but only for some students.
Severe storms leave widespread damage across DC region | FOX 5 AT 6AM
A major cleanup is underway after powerful storms swept through the Washington, D.C. region, toppling trees and knocking out power to numerous homes.
A major cleanup is underway after powerful storms swept through the Washington, D.C. region, toppling trees and knocking out power to numerous homes.
Storm damage in Montgomery County; scaffolding scare | TOP STORIES
Monday's severe storms left damage across Montgomery County; construction workers are safe after a scaffolding scare.
Monday's severe storms left damage across Montgomery County; construction workers are safe after a scaffolding scare.
DC youth arts group hoping to save space with 'A Tribute to the Jackson 5'
The Northeast Performing Arts Group (NEPAG) is relying on their latest production, a lively tribute to the Jackson family, to help keep their doors open.
The Northeast Performing Arts Group (NEPAG) is relying on their latest production, a lively tribute to the Jackson family, to help keep their doors open.
Tuesday marks one year since federal surge in DC
Tuesday marks exactly one year since President Donald Trump declared a crime emergency in the District of Columbia and deployed National Guard troops to patrol city streets.
Tuesday marks exactly one year since President Donald Trump declared a crime emergency in the District of Columbia and deployed National Guard troops to patrol city streets.
$800 million upgrade planned for DCA
The Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority is currently exploring an $800 million project that would expand and modernize the aging terminal, though officials caution the plans are still in their early stages.
The Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority is currently exploring an $800 million project that would expand and modernize the aging terminal, though officials caution the plans are still in their early stages.