Incumbent U.S. Rep. Don Beyer has raised more than $2 million, far outpacing Democratic challengers in Virginia's 8th District race.
Fairfax supervisors honored Dr. Bryna Helfer for 35 years leading the Spring Hill Adapted Aquatics program in McLean.
Three years of lobbying disclosures show how Comstock's Fairfax County casino campaign evolved and what it reported paying lobbyists.
McLean voters can cast early ballots in Virginia's Aug. 4 dual primary for in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives races.
The county recently released its 2025 Demographics Reports. From housing costs to population growth, here are five takeaways.
Developer seeks approval for a redesigned 30-story mixed-use residential building near Chain Bridge Road.
The new deal was announced a month after Gov. Abigail Spanberger vetoed legislation to establish a retail marketplace for cannabis in VA.
McLean voters can begin casting ballots for Virginia's primary election on June 18. Here's who is on the ballot.
Six McLean tax district residents won seats in preliminary MCC Governing Board election results.
Gov. Spanberger signed or approved 1,125 of 1,156 Virginia General Assembly bills, including paid sick leave and an assault weapon ban.
Fairfax County Board Chair Jeff McKay issued the apology on Tuesday, calling it a "moment of reflection."
Serverfarm seeks Fairfax County approval to build a 316,000-square-foot data center on Quantum Drive, including a new public playground.
All 14 McLean precincts report "Yes" majorities, helping drive Fairfax County’s 68 percent approval of the constitutional measure.
Fairfax County planners are reviewing a unified sign plan for the Capital One East site in Tysons.
BE Tysons LLC seeks to rezone Spring Hill Road office site for two 21-story towers, townhomes, and retail in Fairfax County.
Fairfax County supervisors praise Gov. Abigail Spanberger's veto of SB 756, blocking a Tysons casino to protect local land-use authority.
The VA governor's veto blocks a bill that would have let Fairfax County leaders consider a casino referendum tied to a Tysons site.
State Sen. Surovell and Supervisor Alcorn debated a proposed $11B Tysons casino, weighing gains in tax revenue against community impacts.
No Kings demonstrations will be taking place across the country on Saturday. Here's where to find one near you.
In a letter to Gov. Abigail Spanberger, a coalition of unions outline the reasons why they support the Tysons casino legislation.
The proposed Tysons entertainment district with a casino near the Spring Hill Metro station promises 5,000 union jobs, labor leaders say.
Fairfax County accepted a special permit application for a 75-student early education program at 1367 Chain Bridge Road in McLean.
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors on Monday called on Gov. Spanberger to veto the Tysons casino bill passed by the General Assembly.
Fairfax County government offices are closing early on Monday and meetings are canceled due to severe weather.
A conference of both houses of the Virginia General Assembly released a new revision of the Fairfax County casino bill.
Comstock Holdings has spent more than $3.5 million to advance its casino bill to the brink of adoption by the Virginia General Assembly.
A revised bill passed by the VA Senate introduced major changes, allowing a temporary casino to operate for 5 years without local control.
Del. Rip Sullivan (D-Great Falls) tells Patch he expects the Virginia House of Delegates to approve his bill that targets loud mufflers.
The No Fairfax Casino Coalition is urging VA Gov. Abigail Spanberger to veto Senate Bill 756 over economic concerns.
Local lawmakers and activists weigh in on the Fairfax casino legislation's advancement in the Virginia General Assembly.
The Virginia House of Delegates voted to send the Fairfax County casino bill with amendments back to the Senate for reconsideration.
Lawmakers voted to advance the Fairfax County casino bill, adding numerous requirements including majority approval by nearby residents.
Some Fairfax County government office hours and services have been changed for Monday, Feb. 23 due to the impending snowstorm.
The proposed budget maintains the current tax rate while investing in schools, infrastructure, and employee compensation.
The Virginia Senate voted Friday on a bill that seeks to pave the way for a casino to be built in Fairfax County.
Lawmakers say the Fairfax County casino bill would allow for a 1.15 million-square-foot mixed use development as part of any proposal.
A gaming bill advanced for a full vote in the Virginia Senate Tuesday without requiring that a proposed casino be built in Tysons.
Business and union leaders say the proposed Tysons casino would create thousands of jobs and broaden Fairfax County's tax base.
Advocates and opponents of the proposed Tysons casino referendum bill testified Friday before the Virginia Senate Gaming Subcommittee.
Republican lawmaker who is the sole co-patron on the 2026 Tysons casino bill was co-patron on the first version of the legislation in 2023.