Wawa employee pepper-sprayed by customer after argument over tobacco product: sheriff

Authorities arrested a Virginia woman they say pepper-sprayed an employee at a Fredericksburg convenience store after an argument over the sale of tobacco products.

Caps, Wizards departure may spell trouble for DC's Downtown revitalization efforts

What will happen to Downtown D.C. if the Caps and Wizards move to Virginia? That’s a question on many minds and a new report claims it could mean the loss of thousands of jobs and millions of dollars.

DC Snowpocalypse: City's 2009 record-setting snowstorm in photos

Flashback…14 years ago…the entire D.C. region is covered in more than a foot of snow! It was the blizzard of December 18-19, 2009. Known locally as Snowpocalypse, it would go down as the largest December snowstorm in the recorded weather history of the nation’s capital!

Driver robbed by would-be carjacker armed with screwdriver in Arlington: police

Police in Arlington say a would-be carjacker armed with a screwdriver was taken into custody after he stole a driver’s car keys and wallet, then tried to steal his vehicle.

Stafford man arrested for trespassing, possession of controlled substances: sheriff

Authorities in Virginia arrested a Stafford County man they say was intoxicated in public and in possession of drug paraphernalia after he trespassed several times at the same convenience store.

Comedian Joe Clair shares life story in new FOX Local documentary

Joe Clair, also known by the nickname "Joe Cleezy," is a D.C. native, veteran host, entertainer, radio personality and well-known comedian in the DMV. 

Judge issues order keeping Confederate memorial at Arlington Cemetery for now

A federal judge on Monday issued a temporary restraining order barring removal of a memorial to Confederate soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery.

Rain, wind, flooding concerns across DC region Monday

Following a soaking rain on Sunday and into the overnight hours, a soggy and windy Monday is bringing flooding concerns and is creating a hazardous morning drive for commuters across the D.C. region.

Arlington residents could be taxed hundreds based on how much grass is on their property

Residents in Arlington are responding to a potential proposal that would levy fees based on the amount of hard surfaces on their properties, encompassing driveways, walkways, rooftops, and more.