192 stories since March 21, 2025.
The Scouting America National Capital Area Council is mobilizing thousands of youth and families for its annual “Scouting for Food” campaign, aiming to collect food donations for neighbors facing unprecedented food insecurity.
A quarterly survey of Northern Virginia business leaders shows an increasing level of concern about the near-term future of the region’s economy.
The 50th Marine Corps Marathon is Sunday, and WTOP has been highlighting some of the inspiring people getting ready to take part in what’s known as “The People’s Marathon,” including a Northern Virginian running it for the 40th time.
InsideNoVa and its newspapers in Prince William, Culpeper and Rappahannock counties will honor local military veterans and servicemembers this year with a special publication on Nov. 6, just a few days days before Veterans Day.
More than 100,000 protesters are expected to rally in Washington and across Northern Virginia today as part of nationwide "No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings" protests against President Donald Trump's administration.
Washington, D.C., metropolitan region leaders on Wednesday voted unanimously to exclude the I-495 Southside Express Lanes construction project from its long-range strategic plan, which had been proposed as a way to ease traffic congestion…
Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine are pushing legislation that would halt evictions or foreclosures, stop repossession of vehicles or other property, prevent negative credit impacts, pause student loan default consequences, and let workers…
The Northern Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce has appointed Michael Morgan as its new executive director, effective Oct. 13.
The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia will honor Warren M. Thompson, founder and chairman of Thompson Hospitality, with the Community Leadership Award at its 2025 Raise the Region Gala.
A high-speed crash on Interstate 395 in Arlington County Wednesday night left one person dead and two others injured, including an Arlington police officer.
The Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce announced the winners of its 2025 Distinguished Service Awards, which recognize veteran leaders and mission-focused organizations across the Washington region.
Registration for the 2025 Northern Virginia Senior Olympics set a record with a 16% increase in total registration.
Prince William School Board chair Dr. Babur Lateef told InsideNoVa he feels “reassured” after a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit from nearby school districts over transgender bathroom policies.
A TikTok-famous toucan was rescued by Arlington County firefighters after getting stuck in a tight space inside his home over the holiday weekend.
Arlington and Fairfax counties’ public school districts are suing the U.S. Department of Education in an effort to protect their federal funding from being frozen in retaliation for the school systems’ gender policies surrounding the use…
Northern Virginia’s newest Hilton hotel opens Tuesday, the first property to debut a refreshed brand identity.
Five Northern Virginia school divisions that refused to change their gender policies over the use of bathrooms and locker rooms have been placed on “high-risk status” by the U.S. Department of Education and will have their federal…
The D.C. area is the sixth or seventh largest metropolitan area in the nation any given year, but when it comes to the number of mansions dotting its landscape, it ranks second.
The Northern Virginia Regional Commission unanimously appointed Craig T. Fifer its next executive director at a special meeting Tuesday.
A 19-year-old Arlington woman drowned in Lake Anna over the weekend.
For a cool $3.85 million, you too can live like a member of the Mars family.
The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments has forecast a Code Orange air day Wednesday for D.C., Northern Virginia and parts of southern Maryland.
Online registration is open for the Northern Virginia Senior Olympics, which will be Sept. 13-30 this year.
For many children, birthdays are filled with sweet treats, balloons and parties. But for thousands of underprivileged youths across the country, birthdays can pass unnoticed.
The Washington Regional Alcohol Program in partnership with Lyft will once again offer free rides home for those who imbibed too much while celebrating the nation’s birthday.