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Former Virginia Regional Transit CEO pleads guilty to bribery; Arlington police investigate two crimes less than a mile apart

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Tuesday, May 17.

Former Virginia Regional Transit CEO Mark W. McGregor pleaded guilty on Monday to bribery that lasted from 2007 to 2015.
(Fairfax County Times)

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Arlington police are investigating two crimes that occurred two hours and less than a mile apart on Sunday: an attempted home break-in and a sexual assault. Investigators have not said whether or not they believe the crimes are connected.
(ABC 7 News)

According to a preliminary report, Fredericksburg’s real estate values increased 8.6 percent over the past year.
(Fredericksburg Today)

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Fauquier County Senior Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Charles Peters cleared police officer Christopher Brossmer in potential charges for the shooting death of Travis J. Blair in March.
(Fredericksburg Today)

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The Northern Virginia Transportation Authority released its 2017 fiscal plan, which includes 24 possible projects that would cost an estimated $668 million and are geared toward reducing traffic congestion in the region.
(Loudoun Times-Mirror)

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