Daily digest · Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Jury finds Naresh Bhatt guilty; Leesburg e-bike death; Dulles concourse opens
A Manassas jury found Naresh Bhatt guilty of first-degree murder, and a fatal Leesburg e-bike crash led to a DUI manslaughter charge. Other news included a proposed Alexandria sports complex at Cameron Run, the opening of a new Dulles concourse, and a stabbing case in Arlington.
Arlington
Man charged after three people stabbed in Arlington
Police say a 48-year-old Arlington man attacked three men with a knife Monday night, injuring two and trying to stab a third. Bystanders restrained him until police arrived, and he faces three felony charges.
Kennedy relatives ask judge to block Memorial Circle arch
Nine members of the Kennedy family asked a federal judge Tuesday to block President Donald Trump's planned 250-foot arch in Memorial Circle. They say it would cast a shadow over family graves.
Arlington Police Seek Help Finding Missing 17-Year-Old Girl
Hearings on Arlington’s updated transportation plan expected next month
Free winter break meal kits from APS
Arlington Public Schools is offering free winter break meal kits with seven breakfasts and seven lunches per child. Registration ends Sunday, Nov. 15.
Arlington Co. steps up pedestrian safety efforts as days get shorter
County Board member ‘disappointed’ by single-family home project on Langston Blvd
WERA 96.7 returns to full-power broadcasting in Arlington
At 100, Arlington WWII veteran recalls surviving the bombing of the USS Franklin
Banditos Mexican restaurant appears to have closed in Pentagon City
Alexandria
Proposed $117 million sports complex at Cameron Run
A proposal presented to City Council would turn Cameron Run Regional Park into a 210,000-square-foot Alexandria Sports & Events Complex at a cost of $117 million. A separate report says the city wants to borrow $107 million, and NOVA Parks' Great Waves water park would close when its lease ends in 2028.
City Council decides the Russell Road appeals Saturday, with staff urging it to keep the design
Cornerstone Craftsman founder Roberto Gomez dies
Roberto Gomez, founder of the Alexandria nonprofit Cornerstone Craftsman, died Tuesday at age 39, the organization announced. He founded the group in 2021.
City and ACPS team up to address Virginia’s school funding gap
Daily Briefing: Tuesday, Nov. 10
Governor's 2027 preview touches Alexandria's asks on housing, solar, and AI, but not transit or school funding
Mo Seifeldein endorses Glen Pine's primary challenge to Del. Kirk McPike
Alexandria’s Veterans Day ceremony planned Wednesday amid holiday closures
Alexandria Area Educator Named Finalist For Grammy Award
FedChoice Federal Credit Union opens on South Van Dorn Street
Floriana aims for January opening in Alexandria as D.C. location prepares to close
Fairfax
Dulles opens new 14-gate concourse
Dulles International Airport opened a $700 million, 14-gate concourse Tuesday as the first step in its modernization plan.
Arizona driver charged with DWI after crashing into Fairfax County police cruiser on I-95
Pedestrian hospitalized in Seven Corners crash
An adult woman was hospitalized in life-threatening condition after being struck by a vehicle on Leesburg Pike in Seven Corners Tuesday morning, Fairfax County police said.
License plate readers help lead to five arrests
Fairfax County police say automated license plate reader technology helped in five arrests and the recovery of seven guns after a shooting between occupants of two vehicles in Hybla Valley. Police charged five people.
Former teacher at St. Michael sentenced for sexual abuse
Fairfax County considers major changes to school start times
FCPS recommends keeping Bren Mar Park ES students at Edison
Residents urged to come out in force for the hearing on the Edsall substation
Shawn Dunstan Selected to Serve as Fairfax City Fire Chief
Fairfax City Unveils $567.8M Capital Plan, Including Fire Station, Property Yard Projects
Assistance available for small Fairfax County businesses impacted by drought
Canceled Christmas Market Leaves Local Businesses Scrambling: Report
Plastic bag tax funds 700 recycling bins for Hybla Valley neighborhood
Veterans Day to close Fairfax County government, but not schools
Tysons & McLean
Neighborhood Development Approved for Wolf Trap Nursery Site in Vienna
Pilates chain opens Tysons studio, kicking off Va. expansion
Reston & Herndon
Reston Has Nearly Twice as Many Homes for Sale as Last October. Why Haven’t Prices Fallen?
Herndon Closed Half as Many Homes in October, and One ZIP Code Accounts for Most of the Drop
Popular Reston Holiday Parade’s 2026 return will bring notable changes
Loudoun
Pickup driver charged with DUI manslaughter in Leesburg e-bike crash
Police say a Middleburg pickup truck driver is charged with DUI manslaughter after a crash with an e-bike rider early Tuesday in Leesburg, and the rider died. The driver, Clayton P. Templeton, is being held without bond on several charges. Police are seeking witnesses to the crash.
Teen cited for driving more than 80 mph in Leesburg
Police say a 14-year-old was caught going more than 80 mph in Leesburg and was issued two summonses. A separate Leesburg police report describes a teenage boy facing charges for speeding without a license.
Loudoun Grand Jury Indicts Six
Loudoun sheriff proposes agreement with LCPS that doesn't include Leesburg police
Purcellville Council Fires Fraser, Appoints Hays as Acting Town Manager
Bullet Found in Potomac Falls High School Student’s Backpack
New Wedding Venue Proposed For Rural Western Loudoun Property: Report
Thieves Hit 2 Ashburn Construction Sites, Take Thousands Of Dollars Of Materials: Police
Crews Respond to Sugarland Run House Fire
Prince William
Jury finds Naresh Bhatt guilty of first-degree murder
A jury in Manassas found Naresh Bhatt guilty of first-degree murder and two body-related charges in the 2024 disappearance of his wife, whose body has never been found. Sentencing is set for March 12, 2027.
Stafford prosecutor: Marine charged with aggravated manslaughter in I-95 double fatal
Woodbridge Cop Won't Face Charges In Pursuit That Killed Teen: AG
Manassas council approves Center Street MIFCO rezoning 3-1 after reconsideration
Dominion report says electricity prices are going up -- again
Smart Scale funding shortfall hits Virginia; Falmouth Bridge status uncertain amid maintenance shift
New Route 123 left turn to southbound I-95 opens
A new northbound Route 123 (Gordon Boulevard) left turn to southbound I-95 in Woodbridge opens late Thursday, Nov. 12, weather permitting.
Police seek suspect in Woodbridge Exxon theft
Police are searching for a suspect after a man smashed a glass door at an Exxon station in Woodbridge early Tuesday and took cartons of cigarettes.
OmniRide advances January service changes for local routes and new I-66 express service
Prince William County Accepting Applications for Heating Assistance Program
Manassas Park offices closed Wednesday for Veterans Day
Dumfries town offices closed Wednesday for Veterans Day
Prince William parks list Veterans Day hours for Nov. 11
Luciano’s Opens in Historic Old Town Manassas; City Council Approves Outdoor Dining
Demolition underway at Occoquan’s 411 Mill Street drydock
Stacy Keach, 2012 Manassas Christmas Parade grand marshal, dies at 85
Manassas Park Police launch Holiday Toy Drive through Bridging Futures
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