The Northstar Boulevard project, which will add a 1.5-mile road connected to Dulles International Airport, has been given a $25 million federal grant. Loudoun County Supervisor Matt Letourneau believes that project will not be complete until after the year 2020.
(WTOP)
The owner of the Tysons restaurant Chef Geoff has filed a lawsuit claiming that Virginia’s restrictions on how businesses can advertise their happy hours—currently, restaurants cannot list specific discounts and prices—is a violation of his First Amendment right that is limiting his potential economic prosperity.
(INSIDENOVA)
More than 150 Metrobuses are now out of service as the agency and bus manufacturer struggle to find out why the buses keep abruptly shutting down while in motion.
(WTOP)
A man who had been escorted out of the National Harbor’s Cadillac Ranch in the early hours of Thursday morning shot two people who have been hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. The man has since been arrested.
(WJLA)
Joanne Boyle, the head coach of the University of Virginia’s women’s basketball team, has announced her retirement given that she, to finalize the adoption, must take her 6-year-old daughter back to Senegal. Boyle does not know how long she and her daughter must stay there before they are allowed to return to the United States.
(The Washington Post)
Registration is now open for the Armed Forces Cycling Classic that will take place in Arlington June 9-10.
(ARL Now)
Monday, April 2, the Reston Association will celebrate Arbor Day by planting trees throughout the area and teaching volunteers how to plant and care for them. A ceremony will be held at 11:45 a.m. at the Walker Nature Center.
(Reston Now)
