Whole Foods Data Breach Sites | Huge Naked Woman Coming To Mall | Confederate Flag: News Nearby

There was plenty of news across Virginia and Washington, D.C., on Tuesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

• DC Whole Foods Customers Exposed In Data Breach
• Arlington Whole Foods Customers Exposed In Data Breach
• Huge Naked Woman Coming To National Mall In DC: Report

Alexandria Man Traded Sex With Child For $5: Police

An Alexandria man is facing jail time in a Pittsburgh suburb for a disturbing sexual assault on a 10-year-old child. Thomas Mark Rhodes, 36, of Alexandria, Va., is charged with 11 counts, which include involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a child, indecent exposure and criminal solicitation.

ATM Fees In Washington DC Are Nation's 3rd Highest: Study

If you feel like you're getting fleeced every time you use an ATM that's not owned by your own bank, a new study suggests you may not be wrong. Washington, D.C., residents pay the third-highest out-of-network ATM fees of any of the nation's 25 major cities, according to the study by financial site Bankrate.com.

I-95 Confederate Flag Pole Vandalized In Stafford: Report

The base of the pole that flies a giant Confederate flag along Interstate 95 on private property in Stafford County was vandalized with spray paint that spelled out "Take it down," and "racist," according to WTOP. The damage was found Sunday.

Las Vegas Shooting: Virginia Tech Families React To Tragedy

Virginians marked the 10th anniversary of the Virginia Tech shooting earlier this year. In light of Sunday's shooting in Las Vegas, families spoke out Monday night at a vigil in Alexandria. The news of the shooting rendered emotions all too familiar to Virginia Tech.

» Also Worth a Look Today

• Irate Contractor Defaces Home, Assaults Police In Manassas
• Copper Wire Thieves Busted In Ashburn: Police
• Free Fun In Vienna: Halloween on the Green And Little Library Birthday
• Fairfax Sexual Assault Suspect Tied To 7 More Crimes
• New Dog Training Academy Opens In Alexandria
• Theft Ring Busted In Loudoun, Fairfax Counties: Police
• High-Speed Pursuit Ends In Arrest For Herndon Man: Police
• Broken Concrete Everywhere | Metro Daily Fail
• George Mason Student Dies, Police Believe Hallucinogenic Drug Involved
• Man Dies 3 Weeks After Shooting At Southeast Housing Complex: Police

» Across America

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• Light Of Heroes Shines In Las Vegas’ Darkest Hour
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