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NBC4 The Recap: Johnny Depp-Amber Heard Defamation Trial
News4 Northern Virginia reporter Drew Wilder followed the entire trial from the Fairfax County courthouse. In this recap, Wilder looks back at his coverage inside and outside the courtroom and why this trial between Hollywood actors took place in Northern Virginia.
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Attempt to Remove 2 Loudoun School Board Members Fails
An attempt to remove two members of Loudoun County Public Schools’ board has failed. A judge threw out recall petitions on Monday that a conservative political group brought against board members Atoosa Reaser and Brenda Sheridan. The group Fight for Schools had claimed the board members were negligent of their duties in office. The judge said the recall petitions...
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Loudoun Schools Families Fight Masks, Critical Race Theory
Loudoun County Public Schools parents opposed to a mask mandate and any teaching of critical race theory had their child haul documents into a meeting Tuesday. News4’s Drew Wilder reports.
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Arlington County Salon Starts Gender-Neutral Pricing Policy
The Arlington salon’s decision is part of a growing trend across the country. Northern Virginia Reporter Drew Wilder reports.
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Rash of Car Break-Ins Worry Sterling Residents
A Loudoun County family was sound asleep when someone tried to break into their home early Tuesday morning, authorities said.
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Sterling Neighborhood Alarmed Over Rash of Car Break-Ins
Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder talks to residents of a Loudoun County neighborhood about a rash of car break-ins and thefts.
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Loudoun County School Board Member Steps Down After Threats
Board member Beth Barts told Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder she is stepping down in Loudon County after receiving numerous threats.
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Man Who Killed Mother, 2 Children in Herndon Had Criminal Record
Court records show Jose Palacios had gang connections and was released early from a nine-year prison sentence. News4’s Drew Wilder reports.
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Mother, 2 Children Killed in Herndon
A mother and two children were killed in a triple homicide in Herndon, Virginia. News4’s Drew Wilder spoke with the children’s father.
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Flooding in Culpeper Displaces 40 People
Drew Wilder spoke with people at a motel who say it’s not the first time they’ve had to relocate due to flooding.
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Questions About School Enrollment in Fairfax County
County leaders approve a pay raise for teachers, but staffing questions remain after dramatic drop in enrollment due to the pandemic. Northern Virginia Reporter Drew Wilder reports.
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New Video Reveals Details About Fairfax County Police Stop
The former officer involved in the stop is now facing federal and local investigations for the stop which put a former D.C. firefighter in jail. Drew Wilder reports.
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All Virginians Can Register for COVID-19 Vaccine Starting April 18
Governor Ralph Northam says local health departments could open up registration earlier. News4’s Drew Wilder reports.
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New Push to Mandate In-Person School in Virginia
New bill would make in-person instruction mandatory by July 1st. Northern Virginia reporter Drew Wilder reports.
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Capitol Police Officer Remembered for Defending the Capitol
Officer Brian Sicknick died during the riots at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday. Drew Wilder reports.
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Fairfax County Prosecutor Pushes to Eliminate Mandatory Minimum Sentences on Lesser Crimes
Fairfax County’s Prosecutor is making changes to the local criminal justice system in the hopes of easing mass incarceration. News4’s Drew Wilder reports.
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New Devices in Cars Are Helping Fairfax County Police Answer Car Crash Questions
Despite many drivers staying home this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, fatal car crashes are continuing in Fairfax County, police say. However, a new device is helping answer important questions families have when a loved one is involved in a crash. Many drivers might not even know it’s there, but many new vehicles have a small computer that...
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Fairfax County Police Show Off New Device That Answers Questions After a Car Crash
This year, deadly crashes in Fairfax County are nearly right on par with last year, despite the fact that fewer people have been on the roads in 2020. Northern Virginia reporter Drew Wilder is showing us a new device that police are using to answer important questions families have when a loved one is involved in a wreck.
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Virginia Tries to Clear Up Vote Counting Conspiracy
The state explains how to check if your ballot has been counted online after many raised concerns that their ballot was not counted. News4’s Drew Wilder reports.
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Fairfax High School Starts “Concurrent Learning” Pilot Program
Fairfax County Public Schools are working toward bringing people back to the classroom, and they think the “concurrent learning” model is the answer. But as News4’s Drew Wilder reports, teachers and students are still divided on whether to return during a pandemic.