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The gate reopened at 3:35 p.m. after K-9 units were called to search a truck whose driver was attempting to get on base.
Four people inside the truck were searched, but nothing was found and the truck was cleared.
Members of the public and the press have been invited to the event that will start at 6 p.m.
The conference comes after the firing of a 20-year-employee who served as the estate’s education coordinator.
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A tornado watch has been issued for the Potomac Communities.
The watch is in effect for Faifax, Stafford and Prince William counties until 4 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.
A teen that was arrested in Woodbridge is sentenced to 28 years in prison for a 2009 murder that took place in Mt. Vernon, the Quantico Corporate Center continues to grow and growth continues to be debated in Stafford County.
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The cause of the outage is being investigated, but high winds have whipped the area this afternoon, blowing off the remaining portion of the iconic Potomac Mills sign.
Dominion crews were also working to restore power to about 40 customers in the Woodbridge and Lorton areas.
Fairfax reviews its disciplinary policy, new charges in the death of a soldier, and could it be- George Mason south?
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It’s going to get windy out there today.
The National Weather Service has placed the Potomac Communities under a high wind advisory between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
In a letter today to riders, the commuter railroad’s chief stated VRE’s doesn’t rely solely on the feds for funding.
“Our operating funds come from state and local subsidies as well as rider fares. We will not be required to stop operating,” stated CEO Dale Zehner.
A new Stafford High School wins approval by the school board, the man who fired 13 shots at a dump truck on I-95 learns his fate, and in Dumfries, we ain’t afraid of no ghosts.