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A resolution passed by the Fairfax County Democratic Committee calls for the firing of new Police Chief Kevin Davis.
A resolution passed by the Fairfax County Democratic Committee calls for the firing of new Police Chief Kevin Davis. (Fairfax County Police Department )

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John Warner, Former Virginia Senator, Dies At Age 94

John Warner, the five-term U.S. senator from Virginia who was married to actress Elizabeth Taylor, has died in Alexandria at 94.

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Fire New Police Chief Fairfax Dems Tell County Board

The Fairfax County Democratic Committee passed a resolution Tuesday night calling for the ouster of new Police Chief Kevin Davis. During the virtual meeting, 79 percent of the approximately 322 members in attendance voted for the resolution, and 21 percent voted against it.

Memorial Day Concert To Honor Nurses, Remember 9/11 Attacks

The National Memorial Day concert will be airing on PBS on Sunday, May 30 at 8 p.m.

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More Than $6M in Cash, Drugs Seized By Authorities In NoVA Raid

Thousands of pounds of drugs were seized as part of Operation Angels Envy. The operation began in 2017, after an investigation that into drug trafficking in Loudoun County, authorities announced at a news conference on Wednesday.

Roy Rogers Reopens At Belle View Shopping Center After 2019 Fire

The Roy Rogers restaurant at Belle View Shopping Center reopened Wednesday after an extended closure due to the 2019 six-alarm fire.

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