Fairfax County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a motion to buy 1,210 body cameras for its police force.
“It’s about accountability,” Supervisor John C. Cook (R-Braddock) told the Washington Post.
In addition to purchasing the body cameras, the motion approves $11 million in spending over three years to train officers and hire 34 people to handle the equipment. Read more at the Washington Post.
Politics
Opinion: The problem with Youngkin’s Charter-Lab schools push in 2024
The Problem Governor Glenn Youngkin introduced 233 amendments to the bipartisan budget so it was hard to know how to assess his budget–for example,...
What to know about Trump’s legal issues
Over the past year, former president Donald Trump has become the center of not one, not two, not three, but four criminal investigations, at both...
Local News
Virginia verses: Celebrating 5 poetic icons for National Poetry Month
There’s no shortage of great writers when it comes to our commonwealth. From the haunting verses of Edgar Allan Poe, who found solace in Richmond's...
Join the fun: Recapping Family Literacy Night’s storybook adventures
When’s the last time you read a book aloud with a loved one? If it’s difficult to answer that question, then maybe it’s time to dust off that TBR...
