More than 260 schools across the country, 144 of them in Northern Virginia, participated in Bike to School Day today, Wednesday, May 9. Students got to school using supervised bike trains and group rides. May is National Bike Month.
(INSIDENOVA)
A pair of girls, 11 and 10, have been charged for conspiring to kill their 11-year-old classmate. The two made threats via text message.
(WJLA)
On June 23, the Alexandria City Council will vote to change the name of Jefferson Davis Highway. It is predicted that the name change will take place on or around Jan. 1, 2019 and would cost the city approximately $27,000 to replace signage.
(WTOP)
A man who has been exposing himself to women and performing lewd acts in front of them in the dark of night is still on the loose in Arlington County. There have been nine incidents involving the serial flasher since January.
(WJLA)
Arlington County’s “list lady” Carrie Johnson, a Democratic activist who kept Arlington County Democratic Committee‘s voter lists, passed away from lung cancer complications on Saturday, May 5. Johnson was 77.
(ARL Now)
Those looking to get involved in the community but aren’t sure where to start can get a look at different ways to make an impact on the community at Saturday’s Civil Engagement Fair at South Lakes High School.
(Reston Now)
Tuesday, an off-duty Prince George’s County police officer suffered a medical emergency while driving southbound on the interstate, striking another southbound car, hitting a Jersey wall barrier and crashing into a second vehicle. The officer, Corporal Kevin L. Brooks Sr., died at the hospital.
(The Washington Post)
