Northern Virginia

News4's Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey has been covering this side of the state since joining NBC4 in 1992. She's joined by reporter Drew Wilder.

coronavirus 3 hours ago

Mass Vaccination Clinic to Open in Tysons, Virginia: How to Get a Shot

A new mass vaccination clinic is set to open at the old Lord & Taylor store at Tysons Corner Center.

Muslim community 20 hours ago

DC Area's ‘Halal Foodie' Scene Is Setting National Trends
Fairfax County Apr 18

Man Accused of Killing Target Coworker in Fairfax County

Fairfax County police Apr 16

Conviction of Ex-DC Firefighter Could Be Thrown Out; Officer Accused of Lying About Arrest

A former D.C. firefighter sentenced to jail for possession of drugs and guns is expected to be freed from jail after evidence surfaced that the officer who pulled him over in Virginia lied about the r...
PRIMARY Apr 15

Two Women Hope to Make History in Virginia Politics

Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports on two candidates for the Democratic nomination in the race for Virginia governor who are hoping to make history.
covid-19 vaccine Apr 14

Alexandria Restauranteurs Open Vaccine Clinics for Their Employees

Local business owners in Alexandria, Virginia, have teamed up with a pharmacy and a health department to bring a vaccine clinic to their employees.
Fairfax County Apr 13

Stand Up Virginia Seeks Recall of Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney

A group in Virginia wants to remove the Fairfax County commonwealth’s attorney from office, saying he is putting people in danger.

covid-19 vaccine Apr 13

Virginia Pauses All Use of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

Virginia will temporarily pause all use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine as U.S. health officials investigate reports of potentially dangerous blood clots, officials said Tuesday. If you have an appointment to receive the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, you will be contacted to reschedule that appointment, Virginia officials said....
Personal Property Taxes Apr 12

Personal Property Taxes Could Go Up as Used Car Values Increase

Tax officials are warning Virginians they might owe more money in personal property taxes this year because their used cars might have increased in value during the pandemic.
historic site Apr 10

Prince William Community Groups Advocate for Preservation of Black Cemeteries

Community groups in Prince William will come together on Saturday to warn about a threat to two African American cemeteries.
Jose Rodriguez-Cruz Apr 9

‘I Was Able to Breathe': Virginia Cold Case Closed After 32 Years

Marta Rodriguez went missing in 1989, when her son was just four years old.
Alexandria City Public Schools Apr 9

Alexandria School Board Votes Unanimously to Rename 2 Schools

The Alexandria School Board unanimously approved renaming two schools, Matthew Maury Elementary and T.C. Williams High School.
Terry McAuliffe Apr 9

Northam Endorses Predecessor McAuliffe for Virginia Governor

Democratic Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam is backing Terry McAuliffe in the race to succeed him, handing his predecessor one of the contest’s most coveted endorsements
covid-19 vaccine Apr 7

Virginia Teens Line Up to Get COVID-19 Vaccine

Some parts of the commonwealth are already vaccinating people 16 and older. News 4’s Drew Wilder spoke with a local teen as she got her shot.
Virginia Apr 6

Power Outage Affects Thousands of Customers, Traffic Lights Near Dulles Airport

Power outages impacted thousands of customers near Dulles Airport on Tuesday morning.
vaccine eligibility Apr 6

Eligibility for COVID-19 Vaccinations Expands in Northern Virginia

Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports on the expanding eligibility for COVID-19 vaccinations in Virginia.
TRAFFIC Apr 5

Traffic Changes Coming to George Washington Memorial Parkway

Permanent traffic changes are coming to George Washington Memorial Parkway in Northern Virginia for safety reasons, according to the National Park Service. News4’s Drew Wilder reports.
Woodbridge Apr 5

Former DC Officer Convicted of Sexually Assaulting 13-Year-Old Girl

A former D.C. homicide detective was found guilty Monday of sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl at a home in Woodbridge, Virginia, over a two-year period. J.P. Johnson Jr. was found guilty on 13 counts, including aggravated sexual battery, forcible sodomy, attempted rape and indecent liberties with a child. The jury recommended a total ...
Earl Lloyd Apr 3

New Statue in Alexandria Honors Earl Lloyd, First Black Man to Play in NBA

A special dedication to the late NBA-player Earl Lloyd took place in his hometown of Alexandria this weekend.
Arlington County Apr 3

‘My Life Was Destroyed': Man Jailed for 7 Months Before Charges Dropped

Curtis Wells spent seven months in jail for alleged crimes that were just thrown out by an Arlington County judge.

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