Credit: The Virginia Parole Board rejected Lee Boyd Malvo's request for parole, finding that the sniper who terrorized the D.C. area 20 years ago remains a risk to the community and should serve more of his life sentence before being released on parole

Sniper denied parole, 20 years after terrorizing DC area

Spotsylvania Co. superintendent choice gets state licensure OK

Calif. man to be extradited to Fairfax to face money laundering charges

Terrorism charge for man accused of threatening Stafford Co. school

Arlington police: Driver had medical emergency before crashing into restaurant

Fauquier County School Board plans to revise policies around books containing ‘sexually explicit content’