Julie Carey

The family of Sudiksha Konanki, who disappeared on a spring break trip to the Dominican Republic, wants authorities there to broaden their search.

A man who opened fire on Fairfax County police after a high-speed chase will spend the next six years in prison for his crime. The hours long pursuit that started in Arlington when Ricardo Singleton displayed a gun at the courthouse. He raced away in a car, police said. Hours later he crashed into other vehicles at the busy intersection of Route 50 and…

President Donald Trump had said his plans for mass deportations would focus first on violent offenders and gang members. That’s not how ICE is carrying out arrests in Northern Virginia.

Alexandria police investigating the theft of a poor box from a Catholic church identified a suspect. But when they went to serve their arrest warrant, they learned the man had already been arrested — by ICE.

A husband and father of two victims of the Potomac River aircraft crash says what was the perfect family life has become a nightmare. Justyna Beyer and her daughter, 12-year-old Brielle, were returning from Wichita, Kansas, when an Army helicopter collided with the American Airlines flight they were on Wednesday night. Andy Beyer said his daughter not only sparkled in…

After more than five years without a homicide in Clarke County, Virginia, the sheriff’s office is investigating a double murder and suicide that happened Monday on a rural property near Berryville. One of the victims is a former business owner who was well-known in the close-knit community. The first 911 call came about 2:30 p.m. from someone in town who saw…

Some residents of an apartment complex in Fairfax County, Virginia, say they’re alarmed and frightened after waking up to loud door knocks from federal agents early Sunday morning.

It’s a promise that school officials often repeat to reassure immigrant communities: “Schools are really a safe space for learning,” Fairfax County Public Schools Superintendent Michelle Reid said. A new Homeland Security policy could put that promise to the test. Schools, houses of worship and hospitals will no longer be protected spaces when it comes to immigration enforcement, the Trump…

Immigrant advocates in Northern Virginia started what they call the Rapid Response to Raids Hotline for immigrants to call during certain U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions — a move to help families that could be targeted by President Donald Trump’s promise of mass deportations. It’s a pocket-sized card that a coalition of immigrant advocacy groups hope will help protect…

Allies of President-elect Donald Trump labeled several Northern Virginia communities as sanctuary jurisdictions, including Fairfax County, where leaders and the immigrant community are preparing for the threat of mass deportation. In 2017 during President Trump’s first months as president, Northern Virginia was the scene of several Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions that led to public outcry. They included: Now, advocates…