Ben Cherington and Kylie Levy of Metropolitan School of the Arts (MSA) Performing Arts Academy of Lorton, Va. and Alexandria, Va. were recently recognized for All-Star Cast by the Virginia Theatre Association Conference for their performances in I Never Saw Another Butterfly. This was the first time Metropolitan School of the Arts had participated in the conference. Cherington, an 11th grader from Burke, Va., and Levy, a 10th grader from Fairfax, Va. are students at Metropolitan School of the Arts. For more information, go to www.metropolitanarts.org.

Metropolitan School of the Arts (MSA) also earned the 2014 Virginia Theatre Association Conference award for Best Costume Design and was recognized for Staging, as well as received an honorable mention for Best Play, I Never Saw Another Butterfly.

STERLING, Va. (WUSA9) -- The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office needs your help finding the man or woman responsible for a crash on Route 7 Wednesday night.

It happened around 9:30 p.m. on November 19 in the area of Route 7 and Lexington Drive in Sterling, Va.

The car is a dark colored, possibly green or black, Honda Civic (Si model) two-door with neon green wheels and a loud, aftermarket exhaust. The driver was driving recklessly and caused another vehicle to run off of the roadway and roll over, officials said.

The photo attached to this story, provided by police, is a picture of a similar vehicle. It is not the actual vehicle involved in the incident.

Three people in the car that rolled over sustained non-life-threatening injuries, according to officials. Two of them were taken to local hospitals.

LEESBURG, Va. (WUSA9) -- A Virginia man convicted of first degree murder for fatally shooting a man in 2012 will spend the rest of his life behind bars.

Ryan Blaine Williams, 33, was sentenced to life in prison plus three years after a judge affirmed the jury verdict Thursday in Loudoun County Circuit Court.

Williams was found guilty of one count of first degree murder and one count of use of a firearm in the commission of a felony for the December 2012 death of Jovaughn Johnson, 30, of Sterling.

"Given the sheer brutality of this crime I see no reason not to impose the jury's recommendation," said Judge Thomas D Horne.

Johnson's family members testified at the hearing, recalling how Jovaughn could always make them laugh and how their lives will never be the same without him.