Judge Neil Gorsuch will be sworn into the Supreme Court today.
(WTOP)
Rep. Barbara Comstock was in Egypt when two bombs went off at churches in Tanta and Alexandria on Palm Sunday, killing 37 and wounding 100. In a statement, Comstock and other U.S. officials on the delegation trip said they were “sickened and horrified at the attacks targeting innocent worshipers.”
(Loudoun Times-Mirror)
The number of Virginians who enrolled for Medicaid in the last quarter of 2016 was double what government officials expected.
(ABC 7 News)
Virginia Tech has planned several days of remembrance for the 10th anniversary of the shootings that killed 32.
(WTOP)
The Baltimore-Washington Rapid Rail is narrowing down possible routes for a new commuter train that would travel between D.C. and Baltimore in 15 minutes. It’s the fastest train technology in the world and already operational in Japan.
(WTOP)
Ashburn nonprofit Step Sisters will hold its 10th annual Ribbon Run for breast cancer in Brambleton on April 22.
(Loudoun Now)
The Alexandria Symphony Orchestra narrowed down the finalists for its next music director, and they will conduct four pairs of concerts over the course of the year.
(Alexandria News)
