Virginia tourism spending sets new record at $36.2 billion

Virginia tourism spending reached a record $36.2 billion last year, Governor Abigail Spanberger announced, marking the fourth straight year of growth. 

Spotsylvania school board rejects drug testing for teachers and staff

Students in Spotsylvania County Public Schools are heading back for their first day of classes Tuesday, just one day after ninth graders returned. 

Flight from Dulles to Munich diverted to Boston after windshield damage

A United Airlines flight from Dulles International Airport to Munich was diverted to Boston on Monday night after the aircraft sustained damage to the outer layer of its multilayered windshield, airline officials said.

George Washington Memorial Parkway closures begin Monday

A traffic alert is in place for drivers who use the George Washington Memorial Parkway, where northbound lanes will close for several hours a day beginning Monday.

Potomac Shores Golf Club says green intentionally vandalized by dirt bikes, unauthorized vehicles

Officials at Potomac Shores Golf Club say a green was intentionally damaged by dirt bikes and other unauthorized vehicles, marking the latest in a series of vandalism incidents on the course.

Deadly shooting at outdoor party in Fauquier County prompts homicide investigation

The Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office has launched a homicide investigation after a man was fatally shot during a large outdoor gathering in Catlett late Saturday night.

2 firefighters injured as 3-alarm fire displaces 19 in Woodbridge apartment complex

A three-alarm fire ripped through an apartment building in the Landings at Markham’s Grant community, displacing at least 19 residents and sending two firefighters to the hospital.

FOX 5 Zip Trip stops in Vienna

The FOX 5 crew kept the summer fun going Friday with its latest Zip Trip stop in Vienna. Steve Chenevey, Annie Mae and Tucker Barnes visited the northern Virginia town, highlighting its food, history and outdoor attractions.

DC guide to tax-free back-to-school shopping in Maryland, Virginia

For parents in Washington, D.C., getting the best deal on back-to-school shopping is all about knowing exactly when to cross the district line.

Loudoun County Sherriff's Office reconsidering agreement with ICE

The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office could soon end an agreement with ICE allowing the agency to pick up immigrants from the county detention center. The LSCO has until Sept. 1 to file a new agreement.

Virginia hemp businesses sue over new THC restrictions they say could threaten their survival

Seven Virginia hemp businesses are asking a federal judge to block new THC restrictions set to take effect Aug. 15, arguing the abrupt change could leave them with large amounts of unsellable inventory and threaten their livelihoods.

Virginia farm worth $2M listed at $50M as AI data centers drive up land prices

A family farm in Woodbridge valued at $2 million was initially listed at $50 million, roughly $2 million per acre. The listing agent says it plans to lower the asking price.

DC weather: Hot, humid Thursday with afternoon storm chances

A hot and humid Thursday across the Washington, D.C. region, with highs in the lower 90s and heat index values above 100 degrees, along with a chance of showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon.