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Officers cross-examined in Tysons' police shooting trial
The prosecution rested in the manslaughter trial of a former Fairfax County police sergeant accused of shooting and killing an unarmed suspected shoplifter. News4’s Paul Wagner reports.
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List: What to do in the Washington DC area, Sept. 30 to Oct. 6
Events, free things to do, festivals and more fun ideas in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
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Scary season: Haunted houses and ghost tours for frightful fun in the DC area
The scariest haunted houses aren’t far from D.C.
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‘My uncle's a hero': Manassas man saves family from house fire
A family of five narrowly escaped from their home in Manassas, Virginia after a fire broke out on Sept. 27. Manassas firefighters arrived at the 8600 block of Weems Road at 5:22 a.m. Friday morning where the family escaped from the home. According to firefighters, flames could be seen from the first and second floor of the home and there…
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Fairfax county church breaks ground on affordable townhouse project in parking lot
A local church is celebrating its 70th anniversary in Fairfax County by offering others the chance to put down roots in the same community — in fact, on the same property. News4’s Derrick Ward explains.
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Neighbors concerned about violence after double shooting in Alexandria
It was the second shooting within that area in the past two weeks. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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Double overnight shooting in Alexandria leaves 2 hospitalized
Two people were hospitalized with gunshot wounds after an overnight shooting in Alexandria.
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20-foot pupusa cooked by DC chefs breaks world record
In this footage from Fiesta DC, officials from the Guinness Book of World Records confirm that a group of D.C. chefs have cooked the largest pupusa in the world at 20 feet wide.
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Manassas man praised as hero for saving family from fire
A Virginia family escaped from a house fire from a second-floor window. Telemundo 44’s Freixys Casado shares the dramatic story.
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Husband accused in Herndon killings denied bond
Photos and other evidence show the two were having an affair for months before the killings, according to prosecutors. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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The taxpayer cost for policing outside the Secretary of State's home after protests
Earlier in 2024, protesters started camping outside Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s Arlington home. In July, Virginia State Police removed the protesters and kept up a round-the-clock presence to prevent their return. News4’s Ted Oberg took a look at how much that enforcement has cost Virginia taxpayers.
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Hit-and-run leaves 1 dead on Richmond Highway
An adult pedestrian is dead after a vehicle hit them along Richmond Highway Thursday morning, police say. Police said that the driver of the vehicle fled the scene in Fort Hunt, Virginia. The incident is still under investigation. Southbound of Richmond Highway was closed Thursday morning because of the investigation.
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1 dead after hit and run in Fairfax County
A pedestrian is dead after a hit and run accident on near Woodland Trail in Fairfax County. The driver of the vehicle fled the scene.
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Local first responders head to Florida, Georgia to help with Hurricane Helene
Virginia Task Force 1, Maryland Task Force 1 and PEPCO are headed to Florida and Georgia to help out with Hurricane Helene. Gov. Glenn Youngkin has also issued a state of emergency in preparation of heavy rain as remnants of the storm come into Virginia on Friday. News4’s Megan McGrath reports.
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Baby inside carjacked SUV reunited with family in Fairfax County
The mother of a 4-month-old child has been reunited with her baby after the child was taken during a carjacking in Fairfax County.
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Car stolen with child inside near Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County
The mother of a 4-month-old child was reunited with her baby, after her car was stolen with that child inside. News4’s Paul Wagner reports.
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Resentencing for Beltway sniper postponed
A Maryland judge has indefinitely postponed a resentencing hearing for convicted sniper Lee Malvo. Malvo and John Allen Muhammad shot and killed 10 people over a three-week span in 2002, which terrorized the Washington, D.C., region. Malvo, who was 17 years old at the time, was convicted of murder in Virginia and Maryland and sentenced to life without the possibility...
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Speeders be warned: These Arlington school zone cams now issuing tickets
Starting Wednesday, speeding cameras near some schools in Arlington County, Virginia, will issue tickets instead of warnings. Arlington County installed cameras at ten school zones at the start of the school year. The cameras operate at the beginning and end of the school day. When the school zone lights are flashing, the speed limit is 20 miles per hour. Drivers…
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Speed cameras giving tickets near Arlington County schools
Here’s where the cameras were installed.
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List: What to do in the Washington DC area, Sept. 25-29
Events, free things to do, festivals and more fun ideas in D.C., Maryland and Virginia.