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Sengel Clears Stowe in IHOP Shooting

Parents of dead teenager considering civil action against Alexandria police officer.

Sengel Clears Stowe in IHOP Shooting

Murder Charges Dropped

urder defendant, unable to stand trial, remains in psychiatric institution.

Murder Charges Dropped

Military Notes

Garden Tour Raises $3,500

Week in Vienna

To Restore, Divine

Getting Around -- 1885 barn transformed, hosts historical society, serves as art studio.

To Restore, Divine

People Notes

‘Terrible Tragedy, Terrible Waste’

Convicted of first-degree murder, Henh Chu Ngo receives 26-year sentence.

‘Terrible Tragedy, Terrible Waste’

Helping Inmates One at a Time

Charles Wight, 74, has spent several decades mentoring inmates to combat recidivism.

Helping Inmates One at a Time

A School With No Home

Indian International School conducts part two of its annual program to raise funds to build a school of its own.

A School With No Home

Churchill: Best of the Pits

Seventh annual Cappies gala honors best of the best in high school theater.

Churchill: Best of the Pits

Sacrifice Made in Name of Service

Family mourns loss of son, brother, fiance.

Sacrifice Made in Name of Service

PGA Tour Returns to TPC at Avenel

Neighborhood prepares for return of Booz Allen Classic.

PGA Tour Returns to TPC at Avenel

Trade Show Brings Businesses Together

Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce's annual Business to Business Trade Show featured dozens of business, information booths.

Trade Show Brings Businesses Together

Officially Historic After 143 Years

Historic marker, dedicated Sunday, represents Cartersville's official designation.

Officially Historic After 143 Years

Students Volunteer to Learn

Flint Hill School, which held graduation Saturday, won award in April for its volunteer program.

Students Volunteer to Learn

Klepper Charged in Prostitution Case

Former Whitman student has history of sexual assault.