The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office demands nearly $2,000 for a document police departments around the region post on their websites; a leader of Loudoun's wine industry is honored for his accomplishments.

The School Board creates a committee on equity issues in the school system and adopts protections for LGBT students and teachers; Buzzed at the Bee is back tonight!

After a rash of stray bullets hitting homes, a county committee largely shies away from expanding shooting regulations; credit card skimmers are found on gas pumps in Ashburn.

Supervisors vote down a purchase of development rights program; Buzzed at the Bee is back.

The General Assembly clears the way for Loudoun's new state park; school leaders apologize for a lesson that had students chasing escaped slaves through the Underground Railroad.

A new plan could eliminate call transfers during 911 calls; the Purcellville Library isn't going anywhere for now.

Commonwealth's Attorney Jim Plowman gets a seat on the other side of the courtroom; land around future Metro stops is even more expensive than predicted.

County supervisors get good news about the county budget; taxes in Leesburg could go up.

The School Board could get its full budget request this year; Loudoun's own pro soccer team signs its first two players.

The RoboLords head to an international robotics competition; the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office is looking for an armed bank robber.