56-year-old woman dies after fatal crash in Alexandria

A woman who was struck by an SUV in Alexandria last night succumbed to her injuries Thursday morning, according to police. 

Tractor-trailer fire shuts down I-495 in Fairfax County

Evening commuters beware: Virginia's Department of Transportation is urging all drivers to avoid I-495 at Route 50 in Fairfax, Virginia.

Herndon Police shoot suspect with weapon during chase: officials

Herndon Police shot a suspect after they presented a weapon during a chase, officials said in a tweet on Tuesday afternoon.

Fairfax CEO found murdered inside his home laid to rest Friday

One week after his murder, a funeral service was held Friday for the non-profit founder, husband and father of two killed in his bed last Friday as he slept, 32-year-old Gret Glyer. 

Fairfax City murder suspect claimed to be ex-boyfriend of victim's wife

Court documents are revealing new details about the murder of a Fairfax city non-profit CEO, including that the victim's wife is the ex-girlfriend of the suspect.

Fairfax County judge slams prosecutor, dismisses child sex assault case

A Fairfax County judge threw out a child sex assault case after criticizing the prosecutor and saying he’s never seen a case handled like this one before.

Suspect in nonprofit CEO's murder arrested at Dulles Airport

Authorities have made an arrest in the murder of a nonprofit CEO who was found dead in his Fairfax home. Officers say 33-year-old Joshua Daniel Danehower from Arlington, Virginia was arrested in connection with the murder of Gret Glyer.

Fairfax could rename Lee Highway, other roads due to Confederate ties

Fairfax wants to change the name of Lee Highway, Old Lee Highway and more roads in the city to continue a reconsideration of confederate names.

Nonprofit CEO mysteriously found dead in Fairfax home

Police said Monday they don’t believe there’s a wider threat to the community after the CEO of a nonprofit was found dead in his Fairfax home early Friday.

DC rapper wanted for Tysons Corner Mall shooting turns himself in, police say

The man suspected of firing gunshots that led to the chaos in Tysons Corner Mall on Saturday has turned himself in to authorities, according to police.