Arlington County homeowner warns about 'ding-dong ditch' pranks
A northern Virginia man says he?s frustrated by a group of teens who did a version of "Ding-Dong Ditch," banging on his door while dressed in ski masks and running away. He says he?s also worried that something could happen to the kids if they keep this up?and bang on the wrong door.
Top Videos
Arlington County homeowner warns about 'ding-dong ditch' pranks
DC weather: Hot and humid Thursday with chance for isolated thunderstorms
Kennedy Center board to weigh renovation closures
Virginia students use AI to find new ways to detect Alzheimer’s
DOJ appeal dismissed in Abrego Garcia case; adult toy triggers DC bomb scare
Takoma Park man arrested after alleged assault following crash, police say | FOX 5 AT 4AM
DMV weather: Mostly dry Thursday, storms possible Friday
Lottery Powerball Jackpot: $1.040 billion winning ticket sold in Illinois | FOX 5 AT 6AM
Metro hair toucher found guilty; 'Dangerous' Metro fare policy | TOP HEADLINES
Latest Kennedy Center, White House construction plans | TOP HEADLINES
D.C.'s National Guard presence becomes "The New Normal"
Alexandria police to refund, dismiss tickets after speed camera error
Maryland National Guard seeks help solving 150-year-old Civil War photo mystery
Metro union says new policy puts bus drivers at risk
Fairfax County search team deploys to Colombia after deadly earthquake
Arlington National Cemetery highlights progress on Southern Expansion Project
Man accused in deadly bus stop stabbing due in court | FOX 5 AT 6AM
Suspect sought after unlawful filming reported in Manassas hotel bathroom
Arlington County adding more school zone speed cameras
Trial begins for man accused in Metro hair touching assaults
Prince George’s County youth celebrate TV and film bootcamp graduation
Viral video shows ICE agent pointing gun at driver during Falls Church encounter
Chesapeake Bay rebounds as Maryland hits major pollution reduction goals
Petition to limit Montgomery County spending nears ballot signature goal
DC takeover 1 year later: Residents react to National Guard presence
