DC weather: Showers and thunderstorms possible Tuesday

Warm and humid weather returns to the Washington, D.C. region Tuesday, with highs in the mid-80s and a chance for showers and thunderstorms later in the day.

Fairfax County Public Schools could lose federal funding over bathroom policy

The deadline has passed for Fairfax County Public Schools to change its bathroom policy or risk losing millions of dollars in funding. Now, it looks likely the district is now poised to lose a lot of money. 

Two men arrested in Woodbridge murder of 35-year-old man: police

Two arrests have been made in the murder of a 35-year-old man earlier this month in Woodbridge, following a physical altercation that escalated into gunfire.

Sexual assault attempt at Jiffy Lube Live concert under investigation: police

Police in Northern Virginia are investigating an alleged attempted sexual assault that took place during a concert at Jiffy Lube Live earlier this week. The incident was reported by a woman who said she was approached by a man who implied he had a weapon and then led her to a secluded area.

Spotsylvania County Public Schools roll out weapons detection system at football games

Starting Friday, September 19, all students, staff, and guests attending home high school football games at a Spotsylvania County Public Schools facility will be required to pass through a weapons detection system before entering the stadium.

DC weather: Warm, sunny Friday in the 80s ahead of seasonal weekend temperatures

A warm and sunny Friday across the Washington, D.C. region with clear skies and temperatures in the upper-80s before more seasonal conditions arrive over the weekend.

Virginia sues Ticketmaster, Live Nation over inflated ticket prices, joins FTC lawsuit

Virginia's Attorney General Jason Miyares is taking on Ticketmaster and Live Nation over alleged illegal ticket sales practices after the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) accused the Maryland ticket broker of cheating the system and cashing in big.

Virginia daycare worker fired for allegedly tying toddler to chair with a blanket: VDSS

A daycare worker at Vinci School Alexandria North was fired after allegedly tying a 21-month-old child to a chair with a blanket, according to a report from the Virginia Department of Social Services.

Governor Youngkin orders POW/MIA flag to be flown on Friday in Virginia

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has issued an order for all state agencies and institutions to fly the POW/MIA flag on Friday in honor of National POW/MIA Recognition Day.

Virginia sheriff's office warns of new fraudulent bank text scam

A Virginia sheriff's office is warning residents to be cautious of a new text message scam involving the name of their bank.

DC weather: Rain moves out, sunshine returns Thursday

The low-pressure system that brought rain over the past few days is moving out, making way for sunshine across the Washington, D.C. region on Thursday.

VA man accused of shooting teen doing 'ding dong ditch' Tik Tok prank still faces second-degree murder charge

At Wednesday’s preliminary hearing, a judge certified that 27-year-old Tyler Butler will be tried for second-degree murder. Back in May, Butler, a northern Virginia man, shot and killed a teenager around 3 a.m. during what investigators initially called a "ding-dong ditch" TikTok prank. 

Microchip reunites missing cat with Virginia family after 2 years

A Virginia cat that was missing for two years is finally back home thanks to a microchip that helped reunite the lost pet with its family.

Why are leaves in the DMV already turning brown and falling?

The air is cooler, kids are back in school, but technically, summer isn’t over yet in the Washington, D.C. region. So why do so many trees already look like autumn has arrived?

Maryland, Virginia suburbs named among safest in the US

When looking for one of the safest places to live in the country, residents in Maryland and Virginia don't have to wander too far.