Nick Minock is a reporter for WJLA-TV, focusing on local news in Washington D.C. and the surrounding areas. With experience in various news outlets, including WCTI TV 12, FOX 8/14, and 13WHAM ABC, Nick covers a range of topics, from crime and politics to community events and developments.
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By: Nick Minock
A juvenile with ties to the MS-13 gang is not attending Loudoun Valley High School and the boy is in "alternative placement," the county sheriff's office says.
By: Nick Minock
Republican Mike Clancy and Democrat Suhas Subramanyam are running to represent Virginia's 10th District in Congress.
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by Nick Minock Wed, October 23rd 2024 at 4:32 PM Updated Wed, October 23rd 2024 at 4:33 PM More Videos
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The DOJ wrote to the Virginia AG's Office in 2006 that it did not object to a law that requires non-citizens to be taken off of Virginia’s voter rolls.
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A Federal judge in Alexandria ordered Friday that voter registrations of 1,600+ voters in Virginia to be restored, after they were canceled per an executive ord
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In a new lawsuit filed in Federal court, Loudoun County parents are suing the Loudoun County School Board and School Board Chair Melinda Mansfield.
By: Nick Minock
Youngkin signed an Executive Order to implement new strategies aimed at protecting young people from gang recruitment.
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Loudoun County parents filed a preliminary injunction in federal court requesting a judge to immediately allow parents to speak at meetings.
By: Nick Minock
One year ago on Halloween 2023, the Loudoun County Sheriff announced that there was a string of overdoses involving students who attended the same high school.
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by Nick Minock Mon, November 4th 2024 at 7:03 PM VIEW ALL PHOTOS Derrick Anderson and Eugene Vindman are running for Virginia Congressional District 7th. (7News/AP)
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