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Broken gas line shuts down part of Richmond Highway for more than 2 hours

US1 CLSD north of FtBelvior. Tully gate closed. Road closure btwn Jeff Todd Way & Telegraph Rd. #VaTraffic #WTOP pic.twitter.com/7gzG8lKFCu — Kristi King (@kingWTOP) June 15, 2016 A

Gum Springs outdoor fitness gym to open June 18

The Fairfax County Park Authority will cut the ribbon on a new outdoor fitness gym at the Gum Springs Community Center on June 18. The outdoor gym will feature

1 dead, 15 injured after tour bus and vehicle collide on GW Parkway

A tour bus carrying 19 passengers overturned after colliding with a vehicle on the George Washington Parkway this afternoon, leaving one person dead and sending 15 others to the hospital. Three of

Fairhaven Avenue 7-Eleven robbed again

Fairfax Police say two men held up the 7-Eleven at 2405 Fairhaven Avenue early Saturday morning, marking the second time in just five days that the store was hit

New Wingstop opens on Richmond Highway

Aviation-themed wing franchise Wingstop opened the doors of its second corridor-area location late last week. The new restaurant, located at 6328C Richmond Highway (next to Krispy Kreme), will

Police make arrest in indecent exposure incident near school bus stop

The Fairfax County Police announced Friday afternoon that they have arrested a suspect in connection with an indecent exposure case yesterday in the Jefferson Manor neighborhood. Alberto Medina Aguilar, 31,

New bus route will connect Huntington Metro, National Harbor

Starting in October, employees and visitors will be able to take a bus from the Huntington Metro station to National Harbor every 30 minutes. Metro’s board of

Man convicted of 2015 murder in Huntington

A Groveton-area man pleaded guilty June 6 to second-degree murder in the August 2015 killing of a Khalid Aboumalik in Huntington, according to information provided by the Fairfax County

Mount Vernon Athletic Club fined for illegal roadside signs

A longtime fitness club in the Hybla Valley area has been identified as a repeat offender of Fairfax County’s roadside sign policy. In an article on its website last week,

Police release sketch of man who exposed himself to high school student

The Fairfax County Police have released a composite drawing of a man who exposed himself to a 17-year-old Edison High School student this morning. The incident happened in the