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Here Are the Links You Heard About on News4
These are the links we promised to share on News4.
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Fairfax County Police Shoot Suspected Gunman in Falls Church Home
Fairfax County police say they shot a 61-year-old man inside an apartment in the Falls Church area on Thursday in a bid to save the life of a teenager the suspect already had shot. The teenager called 911 just before 11 a.m. to report he had been shot in the face by a man who lives in the apartment in…
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Police Shoot Suspected Gunman Inside Falls Church Apartment
Officers say the gunman was holed up inside with a victim. Cory Smith reports.
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Falls Church Votes to Rename Thomas Jefferson, George Mason Schools
The Falls Church City Public Schools board has voted unanimously to rename two schools named after Thomas Jefferson and George Mason, prominent Virginians who owned enslaved people. “The Board took seriously the viewpoints and concerns raised by many students, parents, staff, and community members,” said School Board Chair Greg Anderson. Thomas Jefferson Elementary and George Mason High School...
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1 Shot, Killed at Falls Church Nightclub; Suspect Sought, Police Say
Police are looking for a man who fatally shot someone at a Falls Church, Virginia, nightclub then ran away. Officers went to the Diva Lounge on Wilson Boulevard minutes after midnight Friday for reports of a shooting, Falls Church police say. Police and medics found the male victim, who had died, police said. They haven’t released information on his...
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Day 1 of All-Virtual Learning Gets an ‘A' in Falls Church
Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder reports on the first day of all-virtual school in Falls Church.
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2 Virginia Liquor Stores Close After Employees' Family Members Test Positive
A Northern Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control store is closed Friday after the store manager’s significant other tested positive for COVID-19
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‘It's Like a War Zone': Grocery Store Employees Urge More Protection on the Front Lines
A 27-year-old greeter at a Giant grocery in Largo, Maryland, passed away from coronavirus, and other grocery workers are urging more protection for workers on the frontlines. News4’s Tracee Wilkins reports.
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2nd Resident at Falls Church Senior Living Facility Tests Positive for Coronavirus
A second resident has tested positive for the novel coronavirus at a senior living community in Falls Church, Virginia. The patient lives at The Kensington Falls Church on West Broad Street, the Fairfax County Department of Health said in a release Sunday. Health officials didn’t provide the person’s gender, age or condition. The health department said it is “taking...
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Falls Church Parks Are Improving
Two Falls Church parks are being upgraded.
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Many Schools Are Closed After Snow Leaves Roads Slick
Several major school systems in the D.C. area closed schools Wednesday after light snow left many roads slick.
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Police Search for Missing, Endangered Falls Church Man
The mother of a missing Falls Church man who may be in danger is asking for help looking for her son.
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Virginia Businessman Pleads Guilty to $20M Fraud Scheme
A well-known Northern Virginia businessman pleaded guilty Wednesday to multiple fraud schemes that cheated investors out of roughly $20 million.
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Police Cruiser Fatally Strikes Pedestrian in Fairfax County
A police cruiser struck and killed a man who was crossing an intersection in West Falls Church, Virginia, early Sunday morning, police say.
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Virginia Woman Says Prayer Break Request Cost Her a Job
A Northern Virginia woman is suing a company that she says refused to hire her after she requested two five-minute breaks to pray during her work shift.
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Anatomy of a Bullet: Impact of Gun Violence
A survivor of the Virginia Tech shooting is opening up about the lasting impact of gun violence and the serious toll to his health. News4’s Doreen Gentzler reports he thought he’d recovered until he found out he’s slowly being poisoned by the lead bullets still lodged in his body.
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Man Pleads Guilty in DUI Crash That Killed 3 Young Siblings
A man pleaded guilty in the drunken driving crash that killed three young siblings in December.
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Arlington Public Schools Screening System to Catch Sex Offenders Trying to Visit
A newly installed computer screening system at Arlington County’s public schools alerts administrators if a registered sex offender tries to visit a school. News4’s Drew Wilder explains how it works.
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Scattered Storms, Showers Cause Flash Flooding, Fallen Trees
Thunderstorms rolled through the area Thursday afternoon and evening, causing flash flooding in some locations.