First Lady Makes History As NoVA Teacher: Patch PM

Here are some of the share-worthy stories from Virginia and DC Patches to talk about tonight.

Virginia Set To Remove Gen. Robert E. Lee Statue In Richmond

Virginia plans to take down a 12-ton statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee in Richmond on Wednesday after the Virginia Supreme Court issued a decision last week granting the state permission to remove the Confederate statue.

First Lady Biden Returns To In-Person Teaching At NOVA Alexandria

With many students and teachers back to in-person instruction this school year, the First Lady is among them.

$240K Raised In GoFundMe For Family Of Reston Hit And Run Victim

A GoFundMe campaign launched on Friday has already raised more than $240,000 for the family of a Reston man who was killed last Wednesday in a fatal hit-and-run crash.

Multiple Deaths In Labor Day Weekend Shootings In Northwest DC

A man was shot and killed, and another man was hurt in two shootings on Sunday in the same block of Northwest D.C., according to the Metropolitan Police Department.

Ransomware Attack Forces Howard University To Cancel Classes

Howard University canceled classes on Tuesday after the university experienced a ransomware attack last Friday. The university said its physical campus will be open to essential employees only on Tuesday.

Boat Accident In Outer Banks Kills Loudoun Woman

A woman from Loudoun County was killed in a boating accident in the Outer Banks on Monday, Sept. 6. Authorities identified the woman as Brandi Cash, a 29-year-old Round Hill resident.

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• Reston Apartment Fire Turns Out To Be Food Burning On A Stove
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