DC Has Worst Drivers | Skimmer At Gas Station | 'Upskirting' Suspect In Sterling: News Nearby

There was plenty of news across Virginia and Washington, DC, 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.

• Herndon Restaurant Violations: Critical Problems At Hyatt
• Arlington Restaurant Violations: Roach, Mouse Droppings At Ice Berry
• Washington DC Ranks Among Worst Cities For Drivers

19 Virginia Schools Ranked ‘Best Colleges For Your Money’

Buying a house and sending kids to college are two of the biggest spending decisions most Americans will ever make. Fortunately for Virginia families, 19 universities in the state are among the best college values in America, according to a new “Best Colleges for Your Money” ranking from Money magazine.

Skimming Device Found At Exxon In Woodbridge

A skimming device was found inside a gas pump Friday at an Exxon gas station in the 13000 block of Worth Avenue, according to Prince William County Police. Authorities say the device may have been in place for at least week.

Best Deals For Amazon Prime Day 2017
Amazon's third-ever Prime Day is in full swing, and 2017's version of the online retailer's day of deals promises to be even bigger than the last two. The huge online shopping event is six hours longer than ever before, and tens of thousands of deals are popping up as quickly as every five minutes.

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• ‘Upskirting’ Suspect Sought In Sterling: Police
• 1-Year-Old Boy Shot In Northeast DC: Reports
• Annandale Box Cutter Stabbing: Officer Performs Life-Saving Action
• DC Man Pleads Guilty To Sexual Abuse Of Girl At Museum Of Natural History
• Virginia State Fair 2017: Dates, Tickets, Event Schedule, Parking
• FBI Halts Move To Suburbs: Fairfax County Officials React

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