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FEMA activates Fairfax urban search, rescue team

The federal government has activated Fairfax County's elite urban search and rescue team for deployment to deal with the effects of Hurricane Sandy.

Monday - 10/29/2012, 12:57pm EDT

Fairfax County Parkway has uncertain future

A town hall meeting to discuss the future of Fairfax County Parkway had one focus: Congestion.

Wednesday - 10/24/2012, 06:40am EDT

2 plead guilty in plot to steal from pension plan

Two Maryland men have pleaded guilty to a conspiracy to steal $9 million from a Vienna-based company's employee pension plan through a series of bad mortgage loans.

Wednesday - 10/24/2012, 01:24am EDT

Alexandria woman reported missing from group home

A 22-year-old woman with impaired mental capabilities is missing again.

Tuesday - 10/23/2012, 09:19am EDT

Voters asked to fund levee to prevent Huntington flooding

The Huntington neighborhood, near the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, has flooded three times in the last 10 years, damaging cars and homes.

Monday - 10/22/2012, 07:52pm EDT

Permanent I-95 ramp closure in Northern Virginia

Drivers in Northern Virginia will need to learn a new route as Virginia's Department of Transportation plans to close an on-ramp near the Fairfax County Parkway.

Sunday - 10/21/2012, 01:52pm EDT

Homeless students in Fairfax County may set record

The number of homeless students in Fairfax County public schools may hit a record-breaking high by the end of the school year.

Sunday - 10/21/2012, 12:17pm EDT

School bus, van collide in Va.; no injuries

A bus carrying 10 preschoolers was involved in an accident Friday morning in Lorton, Va.

Friday - 10/19/2012, 10:43am EDT

Pedestrian killed on U.S. 1 in Fairfax County

The pedestrian was struck by a vehicle near Huntington Avenue, just south of Alexandria.

Thursday - 10/18/2012, 09:21am EDT

Building permits up 18 percent locally as housing demand increases

John McClain, senior fellow at George Mason University Center for Regional Analysis. More on national surge in home construction.

Thursday - 10/18/2012, 07:44am EDT

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Fairfax moves toward Tysons tax district for roads

The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors has approved a 40-year funding plan to require developers, businesses and residents in Tysons Corner to pay to help transform it into a downtown hub.

Wednesday - 10/17/2012, 09:44am EDT

Reston man charged with murdering his sister

Fairfax County police have charged a Reston man for allegedly murdering his sister.

Tuesday - 10/16/2012, 05:38pm EDT

Hundreds gather to remember Woodson High School student

Hundreds gathered on Tuesday morning to remember a Virginia teenager whose body was found Oct. 8 after he'd been missing for a week.

Tuesday - 10/16/2012, 02:01pm EDT

Officials: 2 missing hikers found alive in Montana

Two Virginia veterinarians reported missing while hiking in Glacier National Park were found alive Monday, elated family members and park officials said.

Tuesday - 10/16/2012, 03:12am EDT

2 missing hikers found alive in Mont. park

Glacier National Park officials and family members say two men lost in Glacier National Park in Montana have been found alive.

Monday - 10/15/2012, 07:54pm EDT

Are cases of rabies on the rise in Fairfax County?

Two high-profile cases of rabid animals attacking humans in Fairfax County have drawn attention recently to the issue of rabies.

Monday - 10/15/2012, 04:26pm EDT

Westfield High band to play in Tournament of Roses parade

"Some of them have been studying their instruments since fifth-grade, fourth- grade, and there is a correlation between academic achievement and involvement in music. It's irrefutable, and this is the pay off," said Steve Panoff, band director of the Westfield High School Marching Bulldogs.

Saturday - 10/13/2012, 10:37am EDT

Va. police looking for suspect who approached teen girl

Police are looking for a man who reportedly followed and approached a 16-year-old girl on Oct. 1 in Springfield.

Friday - 10/12/2012, 03:32pm EDT

Region will rely on cars for foreseeable future

Thirty years from now, cars will still be the main mode of transportation people use to get to and from work in the region, according to a study conducted by the George Mason University Center for Regional Analysis.

Thursday - 10/11/2012, 04:19am EDT

6th fondling incident reported in Springfield area

A sixth fondling incident was reported in the Springfield, Va. area, police say.

Wednesday - 10/10/2012, 01:59pm EDT
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