On the weekend, we review the top stories and headlines from across Virginia. Here's a roundup of some of the biggest stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.
Amazon has filed plans for a new by-right data center on property it purchased from George Washington University in Loudoun's Algonkian district, and Supervisor Juli Briskman has already announced plans to fight the application.
Virginia's Department of Health announced another 28 domestically acquired cases of cyclosporiasis Monday morning. The department is updating case counts weekly due to public interest in the parasitic infection.
The Washington Commanders announced Monday morning that the team was "parting ways" with newly hired tight end coach Ben Steele.
A council member for the town of Pulaski is facing federal charges after prosecutors said he received and distributed child sexual abuse material, including AI-generated images depicting children.
Prince William County firefighters responding to reports of a downed tree found more than irate drivers: they found a litter of baby squirrels whose home had just collapsed.
A rural mail carrier in Culpeper County is facing dozens of charges after authorities said she stole gift cards and other valuables from the mail along her delivery route.
Mia Bieniemy, who police say was shot by her son on Sunday night in Ashburn, is out of the intensive care unit and "doing better," according to a statement released by the Kansas City Chiefs on Wednesday.
Virginia's Dulles International Airport's "sorely needed" refurbishment will include more than 5 million square feet of new or redesigned space, President Donald Trump said on Wednesday.
An Arlington man who serves as a major in the D.C. National Guard has pleaded guilty in federal court to an immigration fraud scheme and stealing approximately $54,000 in government money, federal prosecutors announced Tuesday.
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