Warrenton

A family in Warrenton has put up a sign along Route 17 asking for the public’s help in solving a hit-and-run crash that killed their love one. Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey has more on their search for answers, and why they’re growing frustrated with the police.

Police in Virginia are looking for a suspect in the fatal shooting of a man in Warrenton, Virginia. Derek de la Iglesia, 21, was found shot to death in a car in an apartment parking lot on Jackson Street. His father last saw him just hours before. De la Iglesia had called him to get help assembling a bed in…

A 21-year-old was found killed in his car in Fauquier County. News4’s Drew Wilder reports on the search for a suspect.

Warrenton police are investigating the mysterious death of a 2-month-old baby boy who died at the Academy Hill Apartments the evening of Aug. 28. The baby was being cared for by one of his mother’s close friends. According to the babysitter, she put the baby down for a nap around 3 p.m. Two-and-a-half hours later when she went to check…

Warrenton Police are investigating the death of a two-month-old baby who was being looked after by a family friend. First responders were called to the Academy Hill Apartments last Friday after the baby boy was found not breathing. Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports.

In Warrenton, Virginia, restaurants took their business back into the street. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.

A Virginia town is letting restaurants set up outdoor seating on sidewalks and on-site parking areas to help them return to business during Phase One of reopening in the state. The Warrenton Town Council temporarily relaxed zoning ordinances to allow the change. The plan is called Roll Out Warrenton. “It’s so nice,” said Edie Nandury, who dined with friends...

Warrenton is relaxing its zoning ordinances to allow more restaurants to serve customers outdoors, which is allowed under phase one of reopening. News4’s Drew Wilder reports.

Employees at Great Harvest Bread Company in Warrenton, Virginia, woke up Tuesday morning unsure if it would be the last time they went to work, due to the outbreak of coronavirus creating an atmosphere of uncertainty.  “Tuesday morning, I woke up basically planning for bankruptcy,” said Pablo Teodoro of Great Harvest.  Teodoro posted on social media to let the...

News4’s Drew Wilder reports from Warrenton, Virginia, where Great Harvest Bread Co. is feeding the whole community their high-quality, fresh-baked bread. An anonymous donor and numerous others who have since contributed allow the bakery to provide bread to the local food bank as well.

Storm Team4’s Chuck Bell has the forecast for Tuesday and the week ahead. 

Join NBC4 and Cropp Metcalfe on Thursday, June 20th from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Stock the Shelves Summer Solstice Food Drive in Warrenton, VA.

A D.C. Councilmember wants the mayor to put more resources into preventing and stopping violence after a string of homicides and shootings. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

A Fauquier County judge sentenced an assistant manager of a CVS store to life in prison Wednesday in the murder of the store’s manager.

Rex Mack Olsen was just months away from celebrating his 40th wedding anniversary before he was killed in the parking lot of a Virginia CVS where he was manager. News4’s David Culver reports.

Lora Goff was driving up Main Street in Warrenton, Virginia, on her Monday lunch break when she heard a sound in her car. When she looked down, she noticed a slithery surprise: A snake, crawling out of her air vent.

Lora Goff was on her Monday lunch break when she spotted a slippery surprise in her car: A snake, slithering out of her air vent.

After one-way tolls inside the Beltway topped $40 this week, a group of elected officials in Virginia is calling for the tolls to be temporarily suspended.

Solo drivers who used I-66 as tolling began Monday faced as much as $34.50 in tolls.