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Citing arrest of immigrants on Route 1, McAuliffe letter seeks answers from DHS and ICE

Gov. Terry McAuliffe is asking DHS and ICE for answers after reports that Latino immigrants were detained and arrested near a local church last week.

Men recount witnessing ICE arrests last week on Richmond Highway

Three men say they witnessed Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arresting multiple Latino men last week at a Richmond Highway shopping center.

2nd arrest made in November mugging of 58-year-old woman

A second suspect has been arrested in connection with a November robbery of a 58-year-old woman outside a 7-Eleven on Frye Road.

West Potomac principal put on leave

West Potomac principal Alex Case has been put on leave, according to a letter sent to parents and students.

DHS confirms ‘targeted enforcement operations,’ but says none were in D.C. area

DHS John Kelly released a statement this afternoon confirming immigration raids were conducted by ICE across the country last week, but none of the operations listed in the

Police blotter: Man pulls knife during Aldi robbery

A shoplifter pulled a knife on a grocery story employee Saturday night at a Route 1 grocery store, according to today’s Fairfax County Police blotter. The incident happened

Hayfield racks up All-Liberty honors after finishing as regular season champs

Hayfield senior guard Langston Gaither has been named the Liberty District Player of the Year following a regular season where he led the Hawks to an 18-4 record

5 West Potomac players, Mount Vernon’s Kamara pick up All-Patriot District honors

The West Potomac’s boys basketball team, which clinched its first-ever Patriot District regular season title Friday night, was rewarded Saturday with five players being voted to the All-Patriot District squad. Coach

West Potomac boys win Patriot District regular season title

West Potomac wrapped up the number one seed in the Patriot District boys basketball tournament with a 72-54 win over South County on Friday night. It’s the first

Man convicted of 2015 murder in Hybla Valley

A Fairfax County man was convicted last week of shooting a man to death near a Hybla Valley apartment complex in 2015. Charles Kibler, 31, was found guilty of first degree murder

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Citing arrest of immigrants on Route 1, McAuliffe letter seeks answers from DHS and ICE

Men recount witnessing ICE arrests last week on Richmond Highway

2nd arrest made in November mugging of 58-year-old woman

West Potomac principal put on leave

DHS confirms ‘targeted enforcement operations,’ but says none were in D.C. area

Police blotter: Man pulls knife during Aldi robbery

Hayfield racks up All-Liberty honors after finishing as regular season champs

5 West Potomac players, Mount Vernon’s Kamara pick up All-Patriot District honors

West Potomac boys win Patriot District regular season title

Man convicted of 2015 murder in Hybla Valley

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