Patients left in limbo as UnitedHealthcare, Johns Hopkins negotiate care plans

The home of Maryland's largest children's hospital, Johns Hopkins University, may force patients to pay out-of-pocket if they can't reach a deal with United Healthcare. 

Boar's Head plant to reopen in Virginia

The Boar's Head deli meat plant in Jarratt, Virginia will reopen after being shut down in September over sanitation problems. 

Search continues for driver suspected in deadly Virginia hit-and-run

Authorities are still searching for the driver accused in a deadly hit-and-run crash that killed a man Tuesday in Stafford County.

Man jumps to death from Alexandria high-rise while fleeing arrest warrant: FBI

A man died early Friday after jumping from a high-rise balcony in Alexandria as FBI agents attempted to serve him an arrest warrant, authorities said.

Wildfire smoke brings light haze to DC area Thursday

A touch of wildfire smoke is expected to drift over the Washington, D.C., region Thursday, bringing a slight haze but no major air quality concerns.

Virginia tourism spending hits record $35.1 billion in 2024, Governor Youngkin announces

Tourism in Virginia reached new heights in 2024, with visitors spending a record-breaking $35.1 billion across the Commonwealth, Governor Glenn Youngkin announced Monday. That figure represents a $2 billion increase over 2023, with travelers now spending an average of $96 million per day in Virginia. 

Naresh Bhatt appears in court Wednesday

The Manassas Park father and husband charged with murdering his wife last year and dismembering her body was scheduled to appear in court at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, August 6th. 

Slight haze Wednesday as wildfire smoke drifts toward edge of DC region

You may notice a slight haze in the sky on Wednesday across the D.C. area as smoke from Canadian wildfires brushes the region's edge.

Anti-fascism graffiti litters North Arlington

Police put out a bulletin on Tuesday, notifying the public that they’ve been getting reports of graffiti popping up on street signs, especially in North Arlington.

Northern Virginia restaurant owners raise alarms over staffing, costs and tariffs

A growing number of restaurant and hospitality business owners across Northern Virginia say a combination of rising costs, worker shortages and economic uncertainty is threatening their ability to stay afloat. 

'He loved me to death:' Family mourns man killed in Spotsylvania hit-and-run

A 31-year-old man was killed early Tuesday in a hit-and-run crash on Patriot Highway in Spotsylvania, according to the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office.

Fairfax County Police identify child in 1972 cold case

Police have confirmed the identity of a 5-year-old child whose body was discovered in Massey Creek under the Old Colchester Road Bridge in Lorton more than 50 years ago—his name was Carl Matthew Bryant. 

Youngkin calls for probe into Fairfax prosecutor following viral mall abduction case

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is calling on Attorney General Jason Miyares to investigate how Fairfax County officials handled a widely publicized attempted abduction at Fair Oaks Mall.

Man freed from jail 3 days before alleged toddler abduction in Virginia, Youngkin says

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngking shared on social media that “repeat offender” was released from a Fairfax County jail just three days before he was caught on camera attempting to abduct a three-year-old girl from a mall. 

FCPS posts $140K bodyguard job to protect superintendent amid rising threats

Fairfax County Public Schools posted a job opening for an executive protection agent tasked with ensuring the personal safety and security of FCPS Superintendent Dr. Michelle Reid.

Loudoun County School Board debates bathroom policy

The Loudoun County School Board held a closed-door meeting Monday morning to decide whether to challenge or comply with a federal demand to end its current bathroom policy for transgender and nonbinary students.