The top 10 stories of 2018
From TV show winners to Embark Richmond Highway and everything in between, here's Covering The Corridor's picks for the top 10 stories of 2018.
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New hotel coming to spot where Quality Inn burned down in 2015
A 73-unit hotel catering to long-stay business travelers will be built on a vacant lot where another hotel burned down in 2015.
Krizek to introduce bill inspired by Moussa case
Del. Paul Krizek will introduce legislation in the Virginia General Assembly to better codify how police can use the state's missing children alert.
Citizens honored for helping save man who collapsed while jogging
Chris Willoughby and Matt Baughman were jogging along Elmwood Drive in the Burgundy Village neighborhood in September when Willoughby went into cardiac arrest, lost consciousness and collapsed in
Krizek: Two new bills would make Election Day a school holiday, increase teacher diversity
Del. Paul Krizek said he will be introducing bills to make Election Day a school holiday and create a pilot program to increase teacher diversity.
Police blotter: Woman returns from trip, finds two men living in apartment
A woman returning after two months away found two men had apparently been living in her apartment while she was gone.
Rodney Lusk announces candidacy for Lee District supervisor
Longtime Fairfax County employee and civic activist Rodney Lusk announced Friday that he is running for Lee District Supervisor.
Rose Hill bank robbed, one of three in county on Thursday
Police are asking the public's help to identify a man who robbed a BB&T Bank at the Rose Hill Shopping Center on Thursday morning.
Groveton resident announces candidacy for Lee District Supervisor
Larysa Kautz announced Thursday that she is running for Lee District supervisor as a Democrat.
Gum Springs church distributes more than 1,000 toys to less fortunate
Shiloh Church of God in Christ in Gum Springs recently distributed more than 1,000 toys to less fortunate families in the area.