The State of NoVa by Tom Jackman
Navy commander from Fairfax County accused of adultery, faking death
Cmdr. Michael P. Ward II moved from Burke to take command of the USS Pittsburgh. He was relieved of command seven days later.
Bold new townhouse projects are transforming the Virginia suburbs
Two construction workers were injured when a roof of a Leesburg church that was under construction collapsed Monday afternoon.
The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority has been criticized for cronyism and lavish spending.
If you can’t escape during the summer, here are some day trip ideas that are still close to home.
A hot, muggy weekend won’t stop travelers bound for the Nationals, D.C. United or the tennis finals, but some road and transit work may slow them down.
In the Sarah Greenhalgh case, a “person of interest” is identified. Sometimes, that person is innocent.
The Loudoun Math and IT Academy would open in 2013 if approved
The State of NoVa by Tom Jackman
He’s been acting, singing and dancing locally since 9, and on Broadway since 11.
The State of NoVa by Tom Jackman
Cmdr. Michael P. Ward II moved from Burke to take command of the USS Pittsburgh. He was relieved of command seven days later.
The State of NoVa by Tom Jackman
VIDEO | Led by Ms. Senior Virginia 2012, seniors bust a move to the Black Eyed Peas at the Arlington County Fair.
The State of NoVa by Tom Jackman
McLean won gold in the freestyle relay; Jennings took bronze in taekwondo.
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Health and fitness events and meetings in Loudoun County in the coming week.
Community events scheduled for Aug. 16-23 include a musicians’ jam session, a country fair, lectures, farmers markets, nature walks, club meetings, theater and outdoor concerts.
Recent cases received by Loudoun County Animal Services.
A motorcycle procession commemorating Sept. 11, 2001, will travel through Leesburg; local artists has work displayed at Town Exhibit Hall.
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Dozens of reenactors participated in the Battle of Bladensburg, which helped kick off observances of the War of 1812’s 200th anniversary.

A banner display of more than 1,945 photographs kicks off National Spirit of ’45 weekend, honoring those who served in World War II.

The expanded gambling legislation, which also would allow table games at Maryland’s five other authorized slots sites, goes to voters in November after being approved by the General Assembly.

In Alexandria, new principal takes on challenges at Mount Vernon Community School.

Prosecutors secured first-degree murder convictions for killing of 15-year-old.

The small Virginia city undertook a massive project to rebuild, renovate and refurbish its public buildings. Then the housing bust hit.

A photographer was right off the runway on day of a close call involving three planes
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