The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office on Thursday afternoon responded to a trespassing call that escalated into a man and law enforcement trading gunfire.
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle and the Loudoun community are mourning the loss of Josh Bell, son of state Del. John Bell (D-87th) and Margaret Bell.
Virginia's secretary of finance says the partial government shutdown has cut off pay for more than 64,000 state residents and could squeeze benefits programs.
Loudoun County Judge J. Howe Brown Jr. on Monday sentenced a Prince William County man to 19 years on charges related to sex offenses, assaulting law enforcement and traffic charges.
The Loudoun County School Board and LCPS staff met Tuesday night to review budget items related to staffing standards, salaries, health care and the Department of Instruction.
The General Assembly on Wednesday appointed Fauquier County Commonwealth's Attorney James P. Fisher (R) to be the next judge on the 20th Circuit Court of Virginia.
Loudoun County attorney and former Republican Party of Virginia Chairman John Whitbeck will seek the county chairman post this November.
Furloughed federal workers in Loudoun are seeing an outpouring of community support, and one local business announced today it is offering free meals for families affected by the government shutdown.Â
In 2014, Potomac Falls resident Kristin DiDomenico’s heart stopped during a race.
The new executive committee of the Loudoun County chapter of the NAACP was formally installed at a ceremony Saturday night at First Mt. Olive Baptist Church.
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Three Leesburg-based youth flag football teams will depart Jan. 23 for Orlando, Florida on a mission to be crowned national champions at the annual NFL Flag Championships.
Pressing full-court from the opening tip, the host Freedom Eagles blitzed the Loudoun Valley Vikings 59-33 in a non-district girls' basketball game Wednesday to remain unbeaten thus far on the season.
Tuscarora High School senior Chandler Tuten surpassed the 1,000-point mark for his varsity career Jan. 11 in a game against Briar Woods.
Middleburg Academy defeated host Foxcroft and Randolph-Macon Academy on its way to claiming the varsity title Jan. 12 at Foxcroft School's 10th annual Think Pink Basketball Tournament.
Potomac Falls boys and Freedom girls both won district games Tuesday night to remain undefeated and atop the Potomac District standings. Loudoun Valley's boys and girls lead the way in the Dulles District.
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