Fairfax City residents fed up with unwanted sound walls

People in a Northern Virginia neighborhood are frustrated after construction on I-66 has left them with unexpected structures in their backyard. 

Fairfax County police arrest nearly a dozen on drugs, gun charges in 24 hours

Fairfax County police say their Street Crimes Unit recovered a stolen pistol with a 50-round drum magazine during a sweep that included nearly a dozen arrests.

FBI says agents shot armed person outside CIA headquarters in McLean

The Federal Bureau of Investigation says agents shot an armed person outside Central Intelligence Agency headquarters in Virginia Monday evening.

18-year-old charged after shooting death of two teenagers in Springfield

An 18-year-old Springfield man has been charged with two counts of second-degree murder after Fairfax County Police say he shot two teenagers Sunday.

High tech car thieves now hacking your entry fob signals, investigators say

Fairfax County Police are searching for the people who stole three vehicles from driveways in an Alexandria neighborhood Sunday morning. The thieves stole the vehicles by hacking signals from the keyless entry fobs that were inside the homes at the time.

Fairfax County police say ‘barricaded man’ taken into custody

Fairfax County police say an “armed man” who was reportedly suffering a “mental health crisis” has been taken into custody in an Alexandria neighborhood.

DC firefighter released from prison after arresting officer accused of lying

A Black D.C. firefighter has been released from prison after the arresting officer was accused of lying about what happened during a traffic stop with evidence revealing the incident was racially motivated.

Former doctor indicted for multiple rapes including individual he met through dating apps

A man has been indicted for multiple rapes, abduction and unlawful videotaping of multiple victims, including an individual he met through online dating apps, according to Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney Steve Descano.

Former DC firefighter expected to be released from prison; arresting officer accused of lying

Fairfax County’s Commonwealth’s Attorney, Steve Descano, asked a judge to release a black DC firefighter, Elon Wilson, from prison after finding out the arresting officer lied about what happened during a traffic stop. Evidence reveals the incident was racially motivated.