16 arrested in Fairfax County online predator sting: police

Sixteen people have been arrested and charged as part of an undercover online predator sting conducted by the Fairfax County Police Department.

Sunny, dry stretch expected through Fourth of July weekend in DC region

Sunny skies and warm temperatures are expected to continue across the Washington, D.C., region through the Fourth of July holiday weekend, offering ideal conditions for outdoor celebrations.

Alexandria residents frustrated with repeated power outages

Severe thunderstorms knocked out power at an apartment complex in northern Virginia on Tuesday but some residents say it’s happened over a dozen times and they want something done about it. 

5 DMV spots to shop Beyoncé-inspired Western looks

As Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour prepares to light up Northwest Stadium this Fourth of July, fans across the region are suiting up. The tour’s signature western aesthetic—rooted in denim, leather, and unapologetic southern style—has inspired concertgoers to bring their fashion A-game. Whether you’re aiming for rodeo glam or modern cowgirl chic, the DMV has plenty of places to pull it all together. 

Another round of severe storms pounds DC region

Severe storms ripped across the D.C. region on Tuesday, downing trees, damaging property, and knocking out power to thousands in what’s become a familiar summer pattern.

Storms expected to clear Wednesday bringing drier weather ahead of July Fourth holiday

A soggy start to the morning will give way to drier conditions Wednesday evening across the D.C. region following a round of severe weather overnight that brought damage and power outages. 

New Virginia laws take effect July 1, 2025

Several new laws take effect on July 1, 2025 in Virginia, addressing workplace accountability, road safety, education, and digital protections for children.

Buc-ee’s opens first Virginia location

Buc-ee’s officially opened its first Virginia location on Monday at the Exit 240 interchange on Interstate 81 in Mount Crawford.

Virginia students required to turn cell phones off during school day

A new statewide mandate takes effect July 1 requiring students in Virginia’s public schools to keep their phones off throughout the school day, including during lunch and class breaks.

DC region braces for record travel over July 4th holiday weekend

A record number of Americans, including many in the D.C. region, are expected to travel for the Independence Day weekend, as the Transportation Security Administration and AAA brace for one of the busiest stretches of the summer.

Advocates raise concerns for elderly, disabled veterans in WMATA Metro bus overhaul

Monday marks the first full weekday of service for Metro’s overhauled bus system, dubbed the “Better Bus” Network, following its official launch on Sunday.