Virginia Diocese Removes Priest Who Confessed Contact With Minor
A northern Virginia priest has been removed from his parish after the Catholic Diocese of Arlington says he confessed to sexual contact with a minor.
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A northern Virginia priest has been removed from his parish after the Catholic Diocese of Arlington says he confessed to sexual contact with a minor.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments to reconsider the sentence of convicted Maryland sniper Lee Boyd Malvo, who was behind at least 10 killings in 2002.
The recall comes a few months after Taco Bell announced it was experiencing supplier shortages of tortillas and was "working diligently to replenish the supply."
A federal appeals court will reconsider a ruling from a three-judge panel that threw out a lawsuit accusing President Donald Trump of illegally profiting off the presidency through his luxury Washington hotel.
Virginia Department of Elections data show that 10,923 students in Virginia have applied for absentee ballots this year.
Charm City is number 27 on the list of the best-driving cities based on data from insurance quotes in the country's 75 largest cities.
Tuesday is the last day Virginians can register to vote or update an existing registration. Eligible citizens can register online.
Virginia's capital city will recognize Indigenous Peoples' Day on Monday, joining a shift away from a day traditionally reserved for honoring Christopher Columbus.
Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren will hold a town hall in Virginia next week.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced a still-expanding recall of chicken products feared to be contaminated with listeria.
A northern Virginia row house that once housed one of the nation's largest slave-trading businesses is up for sale.
The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries has confirmed that a viral disease has killed a number of deer across the state.
A Virginia teacher has filed a lawsuit saying he was wrongfully fired for refusing to use male pronouns for a transgender student.
Virginia health officials have confirmed their first death related to e-cigarettes or vaping.
"As a matter of full transparency to our community -- our police officer violated our longstanding policy and deprived a person of their freedom, which is unacceptable," the chief said.
Last week the 12-year-old girl told multiple media outlets that three of her sixth-grade classmates at Immanuel Christian School in Springfield called her hair "ugly" while they assaulted her at recess.
A systems engineer whom federal authorities say sabotaged a U.S. Army contract for his former employer by accessing computer networks and stealing information has received a two-year prison sentence.
The Maryland Department of Health is telling customers of Moby Dick House of Kabob to avoid the hummus amid numerous reports of salmonella infections in those who consumed it.
You might be surprised to hear what the most popular Halloween candy is in Maryland.
It's the latest novel on Oprah's book club list. Now a Baltimore author opens up about what inspired his new book.
Four service members of the United States Navy have died by suicide between July and September of this year, officials have confirmed.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh has joined 20 other attorneys general urging Congress to support legislation that would extend existing background check requirements for firearm sales to also include ammunition sales.
Authorities say the semi went slightly into the woods, spilling beer and cans onto Interstate 495.
Twenty-three states, including Maryland, are suing the Trump administration over its plans to end California's ability to set stricter vehicle emission standards.
An Annapolis political consultant has pleaded guilty to wire fraud in a scheme to scam donors out of millions of dollars for political causes.
