Loudoun County, VA News, WTOP
Loudoun County, VA News
Prosecutors drop manslaughter charge in Lansdowne crash that killed baby
Prosecutors plan to drop the involuntary manslaughter charge against the driver in the two thousand sixteen crash that killed 5-month-old Tristan Schulz.
Loudoun County Parkway’s missing link set to open, convert area traffic
The finished work will mean that a tour up the parkway will be possible from Braddock Road to Virginia Route 7. Other switches in the area include extra traffic lights and an extension of Shreveport Drive.
W. Va. man arrested, discharged firearm at Loudoun Co. music fest
The man pointed and attempted to fire the gun at security officers during a music festival in Aldie.
Prosecutors to drop manslaughter charge in Lansdowne baby death
Prosecutors plan to drop the most serious charge — involuntary manslaughter — against the driver who hit and killed a 5-month-old in Loudoun County.
Witnesses sought in Leesburg Confederate statue vandalism
Loudoun County investigators want to speak with two fellows who might have witnessed vandals spray-painting the Confederate statue on the county’s courthouse grounds earlier this month.
Loudoun Co. Public Schools sets glances on full-day kindergarten for all
The only school district in the national capital region that doesn’t suggest universal full-day kindergarten is taking large steps to make that a reality.
Fast-growing Loudoun Co. starts classes; fresh middle school opens
Loudoun County, one of the fastest growing in the country, has built several dozen fresh buildings since two thousand to accommodate the explosion of fresh families and the expansion of its full-day kindergarten program.
Resurrection of Bi-County Parkway places some on edge in Prince William Co.
The potential resurrection of the controversial Bi-County Parkway has some in Prince William County on edge, including a supervisor who said the plan “does not benefit the people of Prince William County, and that’s why we’re opposed to it.” See what opponents of the plan favor.
Surveillance movie released in Va. Confederate statue vandalism case
The nighttime movie shows two people walking on a sidewalk near the Loudoun County Courthouse along Church Street in Leesburg.
Prison for Va. woman who poisoned coworkers’ coffee
A Loudoun County woman took a disagreement with her boss to an extreme, and will serve more than three years in prison for poisoning her co-workers.
Loudoun Co. leader renews call to eliminate Confederate statue
Following Charlottesville, a Loudoun County supervisor wants Leesburg’s Confederate statue eliminated.
Redskins-themed Ashburn restaurant closes
Just fifteen months after opening, Hail & Hog Kitchen and Tap has closed for good.
Hats off: Loudoun Co. revises school dress code
Revisions made to the dress code by Loudoun County’s school board permitting high school students to wear hats inwards classrooms have been revised yet again.
National beer writers conference coming to Loudoun County
The two thousand eighteen conference, scheduled for Aug. 8-12, 2018, is expected to bring more than one hundred fifty attendees from via North America to Loudoun, including beer industry professionals as well as bloggers and other media members.
Leesburg man charged with murder in dad’s fatal shooting; assets found in burned home
A Leesburg, Virginia, man has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the fatal shooting of his father whose assets was found inwards a burned-out house last month.
