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Alexandria residents raise concerns about white nationalist leader; conservative talk radio host considers running for Virginia senate seat

Northern Virginia’s daily dose of local and national news for Wednesday, Jan. 18.

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A flyer is asking Old Town Alexandria residents to raise concerns to the city manager about a leader of the “alt-right,” a white nationalist movement, Richard Spencer moving to a new residence on King Street.
(ABC 7 News)

Conservative talk radio host and former Reagan White House aide Laura Ingraham told Fox News she’s considering running for a Virginia senate seat, challenging Sen. Tim Kaine, in 2018.
(WTOP)

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Gov. Terry McAuliffe said he would not intervene in the execution of a man sentenced to death this week for the murder of two girls in Richmond.
(WTOP)

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University of Virginia will enroll 100 more in-state students and give $2,000 tuition breaks to middle-class families in the upcoming school year.
(The Washington Post)

Spotsylvania County is considering adding a third library.
(Fredericksburg Today)

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A man apparently set himself on fire in front of the Trump Hotel in D.C. He was taken to the hospital with reported third-degree burns.
(The Washington Post)

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