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Arlington Cemetery to increase security measures; former VRT CEO sentenced to 18 months in prison for bribery

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Tuesday, Sept. 13.

Arlington National Cemetery will begin implementing stronger security measures—including requiring government IDs from visitors in cars and screening pedestrian visitors—in November.
(ABC 7 News)

Former Virginia Regional Transit CEO Mark W. McGregor was sentenced to 18 months in prison for bribery.
(Loudoun Times-Mirror)

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Gov. Terry McAuliffe, Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam and Attorney General Mark Herring appeared at the One Commonwealth PAC’s Fall Festival and vouched for progress made by Virginia Democrats and made a case for voting for Democratic candidates in the 2017 election.
(Loudoun Times-Mirror)

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Virginia Sen. and Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine, a Catholic, says the Church may one day change its teachings on gay marriage.
(Loudoun Times-Mirror)

After federal prosecutors officially dropped corruption charges, former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell said, “It’s like I have my life back.”
(ABC 7 News)

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Military and civilian organizations tested regional disaster response during a drill at Fort Belvoir.
(NBC 4 Washington)

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