The family of a Black man who died after police officers in North Carolina repeatedly used stun guns on him called for officials to fire and charge the officers. (Feb. 16)
Decrease in Alexandria City Public School crime: report
A new safety report finds there has been a decrease in arrests and security incidents at Alexandria City Public Schools. James Cullum with Alexandria Now has the details.
What you need to know about Bethesda Restaurant Week
Savor Bethesda Restaurant Week is returning and the DMV Zone is getting the inside scoop.
George Santos talks about ‘enormous inquisition’ into his finances
In an exclusive interview with FOX 5 News, Rep. George Santos said, “I’ve operated honestly.”
21 years DC sniper attacks
It’s been 21 years since the DC sniper attacks and FOX 5 is looking back with our podcast “Three Weeks of Hell: The DC Snipers.”
Sen. John Fetterman checks himself into hospital for clinical depression treatment
Sen. John Fetterman checks himself into hospital for clinical depression treatment
First-hand account of ketamine therapy
Ketamine therapy has been growing in popularity throughout the country, but does it work for everyone? Washington Post columnist Steven Petrow joins the DMV Zone to share his personal experience.
Erin Andrews, Charissa Thompson have ‘PTSD’ after Pamela Anderson reveals sex-tape horror
Erin Andrews, Charissa Thompson have ‘PTSD’ after Pamela Anderson reveals sex-tape horror
QB Ben DiNucci ready to lead Seattle Sea Dragons in XFL opener
Ben DiNucci was named the Sea Dragons starting quarterback after sharing repetitions for most of training camp with former Colorado star Steven Montez and Harrison Frost.
Biden Says Objects Shot Down Likely Not Surveillance Assets, Cites Improving Detection Capacity
President Biden said Thursday “nothing right now suggests” the three unidentified high-altitude objects the U.S. military shot down recently were surveillance capabilities, and may have likely been balloons for weather or scientific research purposes. …