According to The Washington Post, Apple may be looking to create a 4 million-square-foot campus capable of holding 20,000 employees in Crystal City, Tyson’s Scotts Run development or near the Center for Innovative Technology.
(INSIDENOVA)
Universal Concrete Products has been accused of knowingly delivering defective concrete panels, 1,500 of which were used to build exterior walls at five new Silver Line stations. The panels could be prone to cracking and erosion, and when an employee brought this to officials’ attention, he was reportedly told to fake tests to conceal the information.
(The Washington Post)
Five students at Fairfax County’s Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology got every question correct on the Advanced Placement Computer Science A exam.
(The Washington Post)
Meghan Markle issued a statement on Thursday confirming that her father will not be attending her wedding to Prince Harry on Saturday due to health issues.
(WTOP)
56-year-old Charles Swett, a Fairfax resident, was arrested on Tuesday for calling police dispatchers, cursing at them and claiming that he would kill any officers that came to his house. Swett was intoxicated when officers arrived.
(WJLA)
Before the observation deck at CEB Tower at Central Place opens this summer, four lucky contest winners will be able to check out the space with up to four of their guests. The contest closes Thursday and winners will be announced on Friday.
(ARL Now)
The Virginia “LOVE” letters will be at Lake Anne Plaza from May 31-June 7, and June 9-10 the two-day Chalk on the Water street art festival will return for a fifth year.
(Reston Now)
