Loudoun

Democrats on the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors argue that establishing a police department and moving away from the sheriff’s office is worth considering. However, Republicans have fired back, calling the idea an expensive power grab. News4’s Julie Carey reports.

Twenty-year-old Zachary Frye pleaded guilty today in Loudoun County court to manslaughter for hitting and killing 60-year-old Lauren McDarby while she was out for a walk in January 2019. News4’s Drew Wilder reports.

Thunderstorms rolled through the area Thursday afternoon and evening, causing flash flooding in some locations.

Severe storms moved through the area on the Fourth of July, threatening some evening plans.

Storm Team4 says chances for severe weather greatly increase on the Fourth of July holiday.

The heat and humidity is creating scattered storms in parts of our area Tuesday evening, and storm chances will continue off and on through the holiday weekend, Storm Team4 says.

A Northern Virginia woman stole identities to get jobs in medical offices to get prescription drugs, authorities said.

Storm Team4 Meteorologist Amelia Draper has your morning forecast for June 13, 2019.

The festival will feature “beer, wine, music, fashion, history, polo — everything there is to love in Loudoun county.” NBC4’s Molette Green reports.

The heavy rain is over but flood warnings are in effect for parts of D.C., Maryland and Virginia.

Heavy rain will continue overnight, but then it’s all about the frigid cold.

We’re looking at a wet weekend, followed by a blast of bitter cold.

Our first winter storm of the season is in the books, but its remnants resulted in another day of closures and delays for some area schools.

Are you running the Marine Corps Marathon? Expect temperatures in the mid to upper 40s with low 50s by the end of the race. Light winds with mostly to partly cloudy skies. We will be dry through your Sunday.

Streets throughout the D.C. area flooded after another series of severe storms rolled over the region, dumping up to 2 inches of rain.

The Washington area was finally treated with sunshine on Sunday, but some rain clouds could bring scattered showers through the afternoon and evening.

The sun will finally peep out Sunday after days of torrential rain and flooding throughout the region.

Rain will continue to drench the already soaked D.C. area through the weekend.

Severe thunderstorms in D.C. and neighboring areas brought heavy rain, lightning, strong winds, hail and flooding.