The annual Otakon Convention held this past weekend was overwhelmingly magnificent! Indeed, the four-day-long event broke the ...

Falls Church-raised author and longtime News-Press copy editor Theodore Edwin “Ted” White died May 24, 2026, at age 88. Born ...

The biggest news out of this week’s primary elections in five states across the U.S., including Virginia, came from Falls ...

What is the difference between the police department and the sheriff’s office? That is a complicated question, due to the evolution of Virginia’s local governments. The short answer to this question ...

Federal immigration enforcement activity reached the immediate Falls Church area this week when an encounter involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and a Northern Virginia ...

The TV series “Foyle’s War” is one of the most engaging the relevant programming in this era, even though the series originally appeared via PBS over two decades ago. One of the most compelling ...

Another summer has nearly come and gone. In just a few weeks, pools will close, backpacks will come out of the closet and parents everywhere will begin another year of carpools, homework and wondering ...

Watching a Donald Trump speech or news conference is like watching a train wreck. You know it’s going to be appalling but it’s hard to turn away. The lies, egotism, sarcasm, bluster and obfuscation ...

Another summer has nearly come and gone. In just a few weeks, pools will close, backpacks will come out of the closet and parents everywhere will begin another year of carpools, homework and wondering ...

Cherry Hill Park was the place to be last Friday night, July 24, as a band serenaded a community gathered to honor the nation’s 250th birthday in style. Positioned near the park’s playground, the ...

An uncommonly impactful member of the Falls Church City Council who was elected twice and who also lost twice, Samuel Albert Mabry, 84, passed away peacefully in his sleep on July 4 this summer. Mabry ...

“You lose, you smile, and you come back the next day. You win, you smile, and you come back the next day.” Ken Griffey Jr. said that. Over 22 years, he played 2,689 games, yet not one in the Fall ...