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Fayette County Public Schools employees expressed concern Monday about a planned rally scheduled days before the start of school.

Fayette County Board of Education voted Monday night to approve a 2022-23 salary schedule that ensures every contracted FCPS employee will make more money next year than this past year.

We have an exclusive sit-down interview with the u.s. secretary of defense in an hour and a half. to my right inside this officers club at ramstein air base are the representatives of 40 countries. ministers of defense, chiefs of defense who have come here hosted by secretary austin, general mark milley is inside as well and they are discussing how to get more lethal aid to ukraine. what is extraordinary about this meeting is that just in the last 24 hours, about 10 of the rfcps came in and thos...

Said in the statement. a reflection activity titled privileged bingo was used to provide students with an opportunity to reflect on own experiences; however, the design of this activity does not reflect the seriousness of the topic. fcps recognizes the experience of all of our families including those in the service. we have revised this activity. we apologize for any offense that it may have inincontinuation nally caused. they have revised it. does that mean the whole christian thing, white thi...

County Government to Develop COVID-19 Memorial -- "Fairfax County supervisors on Feb. 8 directed staff from the county's Facilities Management Department, Park

While "the show must go on" mantra took effect last year amid the pandemic, a hybrid format is bringing harmony to students and audiences.

Business Burglarized in Herndon -- Local police are looking for a man who may have robbed a business on the 700 block of Elden Street on Jan. 18. Police

Driver Charged in Crash that Killed Reston Woman -- Police have charged a Manassas man with driving under the influence and involuntary manslaughter in

Fayette County Public Schools will have an NTI Weather Day on Tuesday, January 18.

Further Investigations Continue on 7000-series Railcars -- Metro's general manager and chief executive officer says he does not plan on bringing 7000-series