A Circuit Court judge declines to rule on whether a grievance panel followed proper procedure before deciding Purcellville Vice Mayor Carl "Ben" Nett should be reinstated to his job at the town police department; The Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties launches the $5 million Loudoun Community Response Initiative.

A consultant presents ideas to reduce jet noise over homes around Dulles Airport; county supervisors take another step closer to moving the county government center out of Leesburg.

For the first time, Loudoun United is headed to the playoffs; Loudoun's newest brewery celebrates its grand opening.

The Purcellville Town Council deadlocks on appointing a new police chief; the county government looks to move its headquarters out of Leesburg.

Negotiations between the Loudoun educators union and the school district are at an impasse; a court is set to review the grievance filed by Purcellville Vice Mayor Carl "Ben" Nett against the town for firing him from the police department.

"Fireball" Roberts is Douglass High School's first inductee to the Virginia Interscholastic Association Hall of Fame; Loudoun County's free on-demand ride service is more popular than expected.

Plans for a Rt. 15 bypass around the village of Lucketts get a raucous public meeting; Avelo Airlines faces protests at Dulles Airport over its contract with ICE.

A study of decades of data finds Loudoun's groundwater is no longer sustainable as as source of water; Inova Loudoun Hospital achieves level II trauma center designation.

Dispatch recordings dispute the sheriff's office's claims that deputies don't see immigration information in the field or contact ICE; a fish count shows good news for Goose Creek.

Two Loudoun high school students have built a gamified learning app with more than 40,000 users; Loudoun County Public Schools reduces the number of student offenses that automatically trigger a police report.