Gov. Youngkin commutes former Fairfax County police sergeant’s sentence for fatal Tysons Corner shooting
Governor Glenn Youngkin commuted the sentence for a former Fairfax County sergeant after he was sentenced to three years in prison on Friday for fatally shooting a man who was allegedly shoplifting.
A substitute teacher at a Fairfax County catholic school was accused of sexually assaulting a child in late February, ...
It started with the people. The health department secured champions who supported the work – boots-on-the-ground people who ...
An 87-year-old woman was shot to death in her home in Virginia early Friday after a domestic dispute led to gunfire.
Melissa Johnson is reliving her pain all over again."It felt like I could hear my son crying out from the dirt at Tyson's ...
Fairfax County Executive Bryan Hill knows tough decisions are on the horizon, as the county is expected to face a nearly $300 ...
Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department extinguished a significant fire at a home in Crosspointe with no reported injuries.
A woman is dead and a man in custody after a domestic shooting in Fairfax County, Virginia, according to county police Friday ...
CHANTILLY, Va. — Detectives are working to learn what led to a deadly shooting inside a Chantilly home on Friday. Fairfax ...
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is granting clemency to a former Fairfax County police sergeant who killed an unarmed man.
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