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Fairfax County Boosts School Safety with Weapon Scanners

6/10/2025

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Fairfax County is taking a bold step towards student safety by committing to install weapons detection scanners in all high schools by the 2025-2026 school year. In a separate incident, a couple affected by a road rage shooting on I-66 voiced their anger over the leniency of the shooter's sentence. Meanwhile, the California Tortilla in Reston has shut its doors, and Fairfax City is gearing up to tackle invasive plants in local parks.

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Fairfax County is taking a bold step towards student safety by committing to install weapons detection scanners in all high schools by the 2025-2026 school year. In a separate incident, a couple affected by a road rage shooting on I-66 voiced their anger over the leniency of the shooter's sentence. Meanwhile, the California Tortilla in Reston has shut its doors, and Fairfax City is gearing up to tackle invasive plants in local parks.