Coronavirus: How Fairfax County 911 Calls Are Handled

Fairfax County's fire chief informed residents how personnel are responding to potential COVID-19 rescues.

Coronavirus In Fairfax County: What To Do If You Have Symptoms

If you're worried that you have COVID-19, here are recommendations from experts on what to do.

Coronavirus Cases Surpass 600 In Virginia, 14 Deaths Reported

Virginia Department of Health data shows the number of coronavirus cases by age group.

Great Falls Park Has No Fees, Busy Weekends Amid Coronavirus

While certain features are closed at the park, trails remain open. The park reported busy times last weekend.

Coronavirus Closes Fairfax County Parks, Playgrounds, Skate Parks

The Fairfax County Park Authority is closing parks on March 25, but trails remain open.

Virginia State Of Emergency Declared: What Does That Mean?

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam declared a state of emergency over the new coronavirus, granting state agencies more powers to respond.

VA, DC Coronavirus: Schools Close, New Cases, Concerts Canceled

Here are the latest developments on the impact of the new coronavirus in Virginia, including the number of cases and school closings.

Virginia's New Coronavirus Response Outlined, No Cases Confirmed

Officials are monitoring the new coronavirus outbreak and are ready to respond. Test results are pending for three potential cases.

Be Fit McLean Event Debuts In January

The McLean Community Center is introducing a new event for residents working on health-minded new year's resolutions.

Virginia, DC Hospital Safety Grades For 2019

The nonprofit Leapfrog group released its bi-annual round of hospital safety grades. See how your hospital in Virginia and DC scored.

Where To Get Flu Shots Around McLean

As flu season approaches, the CDC recommends that people get their vaccinations this fall.

McLean: Your ZIP Code May Influence How Long You Live

How long you live might be affected by your neighborhood, according to the most recent data from the CDC.

Visit Virginia's National Parks Fee-Free On Sept. 28

National Public Lands Day means no fees at national parks. Visitors should be aware of parking lots filling up at one park.

2 Tysons Workplace Cafeterias Tied To Intestinal Illness Outbreak

The intestinal illness is spread by ingesting food or water contaminated with feces containing a parasite.

Top Children's Hospitals In VA, DC: U.S. News & World Report

One hospital in Virginia and one in DC are among the best for children in the U.S., says U.S. News & World Report's latest rankings.

How Virginia, DC Health Systems Rank In The U.S.

A new report from the Commonwealth Fund evaluates the performance of each state’s health system. Here's how DC and Virginia rank.

Tips For Safe Swimming In Virginia Waters This Summer

As pools open and families head out to the beaches on Memorial Day weekend, officials have some reminders for safe swimming.

How Likely Virginia, DC Are To See A Doctor Shortage

The Senior List ranked each state's chances to see a physician shortfall. Here's what they found for Virginia and Washington, D.C.

Kissing Bug, Nocturnal Disease Carrier, Confirmed In Virginia

The “kissing bug,” which can transmit fatal Chagas disease, is active in Virginia, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns.

Free Capital Bikeshare Offered In Tysons For Earth Day

Here's how you can get a free 24-hour pass on Capital Bikeshare for Monday, April 22.

Weis Markets In VA Recall Ice Cream For Undeclared Egg Allergen

Weis Markets in Virginia and six other states have recalled a line of ice cream because the label didn't list an egg allergen.

McLean Runners Participating In 2019 Boston Marathon

The 2019 Boston Marathon is underway Monday. A number of McLean runners are taking part.

VA, DC Chicken Nuggets Recall: Possible Rubber Contamination

More than 36,000 pounds of Tyson chicken nuggets sold nationwide have been recalled, and DC and Virginia consumers may be affected.

Virginia State Park First Day Hikes Set For Jan. 1, 2019: List

Virginia officials urge residents to start 2019 with one of 38 hikes in state parks. Here's the full list; some require reservations.

Q&A Series: Cant You Hurt Your Back?

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Q&A Series: Weight Lifting Gives Your Hernias

This is the second in my Q&A Series on Lifting Weights (AKA Resistance Training, Strength Training)

Q&A Series: Protective Padding While Squatting

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2018 CHADD Regional ADHD Awareness Month FREE Resource Fair

October is Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Month

McLean 5K Offers Week-Long Vacation To Winners

Winners of the race can choose their own vacation destination as the prize.

Human West Nile Virus Case Reported In Fairfax County

The health department reports an increase of mosquitoes infected with West Nile Virus across the county.

Spring Hill RECenter Pool To Close For Maintenance

The pool will be closed for nearly a month starting near the end of summer.

McLean Resident Bikes To Find Cure For Cancer

A McLean cyclist will ride up to 192 miles in the Pan-Mass Challenge for adult and pediatric cancer research.

Fatal Opioid Overdoses Hit 10-Year High In Virginia: New Stats

Fentanyl is behind more than half of fatal drug overdoses, but heroin-related deaths had a notable increase last year.

McLean Runner Places 70th At Boston Marathon

John Brough​ finished 70th overall at one of the world's most famous races.

Results: 2018 Boston Marathon Runners From McLean

11 runners represented McLean at one of the world's most famous races on Monday.

CDC Warns Of 'Nightmare Bacteria' Found In Virginia

Virtually untreatable "superbug" bacteria were found more than 200 times last year in the U.S., including in Virginia, according to the CDC.

2 VA Hospitals Rank In America’s 100 Best Hospitals List For 2018

The rankings from Healthgrades evaluate the top 100 hospitals in America. Which 2 Virginia hospitals made the list?

Numerous Classes, Day Trips Announced In McLean During 2018

McLean residents can sign up for a variety of classes and day trips in the new year.

Got Drugs? Get Rid Of Them In McLean This Weekend

McLean residents can safely get rid of unused drugs for free during an upcoming collection.

McLean Runner Finishes 13th In Marine Corps Marathon

A number of McLean runners participated in the marathon, including one that placed 13th overall.