Fairfax County News
2 women die in I-66 crash in Fairfax County
Two women have died after their car veered off of Interstate 66 in Fairfax County and struck a tree.
Neighbor helps save Fairfax family from fire
Fairfax County fire officials are crediting a neighbor with saving a Burke family whose home was destroyed by fire.
Reston residents bike 10 miles before turkey meals
Every community has its holiday traditions. For some residents in Reston, Va., the Thanksgiving holiday starts with an early morning bike ride.
Families revamp Thanksgiving traditions
D.C. area families eating in shifts, have added late night turkey dinners and supplement the standard turkey and trimmings with tradition food from other countries. Despite the updates, Thanksgiving dinner is still an American tradition.
Police: Serial groper possibly strikes again
Franconia police are investigating what could be the 11th groping incident in the area.
Dulles airport travelers at higher risk of secondhand smoke
Dulles International is one of five major airports with designated smoking areas. A study released Tuesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found air pollution is five times higher in airports with inside smoking areas compared to those that are smoke- free.
Fairfax schools close early Wednesday
All Fairfax County public schools will close two hours early Wednesday so school buses can avoid the heavy Thanksgiving traffic.
Falls Church sells water utility to Fairfax Water
Falls Church has agreed to sell its water utility to a Fairfax County-controlled water authority for $40 million.
Fairfax Co. to investigate Election Day voting problems
Fairfax County is setting up a special bipartisan Election Commission to look into what caused the long lines, whether people actually gave up and went home and whether poll workers were trained properly.
Springfield's serial groper appears to strike for 10th time
An attack on a woman in Springfield Monday night may be the work of a serial groper in Fairfax County.
Elderly, one-eyed owl rescued in Va.
It took Fairfax Animal Control officers four days, a net, towels and the help of passersby to rescue an elderly owl that could not see well.
Falls Church donates ambulance to Long Island town
Falls Church volunteer firefighters are donating an ambulance to a Long Island community hit hard by Superstorm Sandy.
Va. school disturbed by sexual assault allegations
The head of a northern Virginia private school says the school is "deeply disturbed" by the news that a former longtime teacher has been charged with sexual assaults involving four of his students from the 1960s.
Dulles airport celebrates 50 years of operations
It's the 50th anniversary of the opening of Washington Dulles International Airport.
Going out for a meal at Spa World
Going to a spa for a Korean meal means trading in street clothes for a smock, swapping shoes for slippers, enduring a sponge bath and paying $35 before even ordering a meal.
Dulles marks 50th anniversary Saturday
Dulles Airport is marking a major milestone.
Middlesex official elected VACo president
A Middlesex County supervisor will succeed Fairfax County Supervisor Catherine Hudgins as the new president of the Virginia Association of Counties.
Wildlife Federation's Ranger Rick turns 50
Happy birthday, Ranger Rick!
Moran exits as Va. Democratic party chairman
Former gubernatorial candidate Brian Moran has stepped down as chair of the Democratic Party of Virginia.
Report criticizes Verizon response to 911 failure
A draft report presented to the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Wednesday recommends a series of changes in response to the June derecho that knocked out the 911 system in Northern Virginia.
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