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For Sara Lee Brinks, Ian was the first hurricane she's ever experienced. Originally from Michigan, the owner of Pine Island's Frozen Flip Flop said that

From Bokeelia to St. James City, inhabitants of the 17-mile-long unincorporated island have worked tirelessly in the weeks since Sept. 28 to clear debris from their properties and begin restoration efforts. The island has restored power and water. While Ian’s 155 mph winds and nearly 12-foot storm surge tore through and left physical scars on the area, there was no damage to the island’s sense of community and spirit. From delivering meals to first responders to planning events to raise fund...

Its been a month since Hurricane Ians hit to Pine Island. While Ian may have left a scar on the community, residents have banded together to rebuild

If you've got business at or near the Fairfax County Government Center, charges are coming to a popular exit ramp from Interstate 66.

A fountain goes off in Mason Pond on George Mason University’s Fairfax campus (photo by Susan Woolsey) I-66 Ramps in Fair Lakes Area to Close Next Week — The I-66 East ramps from Monument Drive and Stringfellow Road will begin closing as early as 10 a.m. on Monday (Oct. 24) “to accommodate continued construction related

Power for part of Pine Island was restored along Stringfellow Road on Wednesday, energizing fire stations and Pine Island Elementary School.

Volunteers conduct well checks on individuals on Pine Island. “Thank you for checking on me,” one resident said.

St. James City felt the fury of Hurricane Ian on Wednesday with 155-mile-per-hour winds and at least 10 feet of storm surge.  

A woman outside the Chantilly Regional Library on Stringfellow Road had a man rob her, tear her clothes and try to rape her, police said.

Pine Islanders have lent trucks to evacuation efforts, spent days clearing the roads, and offered food and shelter to anyone who needs help.