6 arrested after fire causes $1 million in damage to Fairfax County training facility

Three men and three teens are facing charges in connection with a fire that caused millions of dollars in damage at a Fairfax County training facility, police said.

Virginia early voting starts Sept. 18: What voters need to know

Virginia voters will soon have their opportunity to cast ballots in the 2026 midterm elections, with in-person early voting beginning Sept. 18 and continuing through Oct. 31.

Calls for permanent crossing guards intensify after 3 Fairfax County students involved in crashes

Calls are growing across Fairfax County for more safety measures and permanent crossing guards near schools after a 13-year-old middle school student on a bike was struck and killed by a truck.

DC weather: Threat of severe storms Thursday as heat, humidity continue

The Washington, D.C., region is under the threat of severe storms Thursday evening as heat and humidity persist across the area.

Lyft driver accused of abducting 2 women during ride from Maryland to Virginia

A Lyft driver is wanted by Prince William County police after they said he abducted two women after they requested a ride from Maryland to Woodbridge, Virginia.

Northern Virginia couple identified after murder-suicide in Centreville home

A husband and wife were found dead in a Northern Virginia home Wednesday following a domestic-related murder-suicide, according to Fairfax County police.

2 more suspects arrested for shootout that killed 16-year-old girl in Manassas

Police have apprehended a second and third suspect in connection with the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Ashley Intihar, an innocent bystander killed in the crossfire of a dispute during a crowded downtown festival in Manassas.

DC weather: Warm, humid Wednesday with highs near 89 degrees

Warm and humid conditions return Wednesday across the Washington, D.C., region, bringing a summerlike feel with highs near 89 degrees. 

Governor Spanberger hosts worker roundtable, visits high school in Manassas

Governor Abigail Spanberger hosted a roundtable with Virginia workers in Manassas to discuss the rollout of new laws guaranteeing paid family and medical leave and paid sick leave for workers across the state.

WTC steel delivered to Newfoundland as 9/11 remembrance ceremonies begin in DC, nationwide

Ceremonies marking the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks began across the country, as communities large and small gathered to honor the sacrifices made that day and in the weeks that followed.

Data center plan: Virginia congressman pushes for new regulations

A Virginia congressman is launching a new effort to rein in data center development in northern Virginia, proposing federal rules aimed at controlling where the facilities are built and who pays for the infrastructure required to support them.