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Lead detected in Manassas City Public Schools’ water; Virginia man scales 21 floors of Trump Tower

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Thursday, Aug. 11.

Tests detected lead in the water of the Manassas City Public Schools system at a level higher than federal standards.
(WTOP)

Police pulled a Virginia man to safety after he spent three hours scaling 21 floors of the Trump Tower in New York City with suction cups and a harness and rope stirrups. The man reportedly wanted an “audience” with Donald Trump.
(WTOP)

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The U.S. women’s swim team, anchored by Katie Ledecky, won the gold medal in the 4×200 freestyle Olympic relay on Thursday.
(The New York Times)

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The Metro will slow down the Orange, Silver and Blue lines heading toward Vienna, Wiehle-Reston East and Franconia-Springfield, respectively, until Aug. 31.
(WTOP)

The D.C. area is expected to experience high heat indexes and advisories this weekend, with the highest temperatures on Saturday.
(NBC 4 Washington)

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U.S. Park Police will begin ticketing trucks and buses exceeding 10 tons that cross the Arlington Memorial Bridge.
(WTOP)

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