Good News At Reston Town Center | Elon Musk's Crazy DC Plan | 6 Teens Disappear In DC: News Nearby

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

• Man Who Stole Rims Off Herndon Cars May Get 137 Years In Prison: Report
• Elon Musk Says He's Approved To Build DC-To-NYC Hyperloop; Stunning 29-Minute Commute Promised
• Mike Isabella Projects Tysons Eatery Opening Near Thanksgiving

Reston Town Center Restaurants: Business Is Improving After Parking Change

RESTON, VA — It's been nearly two months since Reston Town Center manager Boston Properties announced major changes to paid parking at RTC, and most restaurants polled by Patch this week indicated that business appears to be improving -- but they had some significant caveats.

Teens From African Robotics Team Disappear In DC

WASHINGTON, DC — Six teenagers from the Burundi robotics team who had come to D.C. to compete in an international competition have disappeared, according to police.

Man Steals Huge Sum Of Money From South Lakes High School Booster Club: Police

RESTON, VA — Police have arrested a man on charges of embezzling $60,000 from the South Lakes High School Booster Club.

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Total Solar Eclipse 2017: Best Spots To See It In Virginia, DC
Man Attacked By Raccoons In Arlington: Report
2 Robbers Attack Store Employee In Arlington: Police
Nanny Scam Dupes Woman In Sterling: Police
Woman Duped, Taunted By Jury Duty Scam In Fairfax
Unsecured Storage Unit Plundered In Fredericksburg: Police
Man Arrested For Child Pornography Production In Woodbridge
5 Things To Know About Principal Charged With Assault
Alexandria Man Sentenced For Child Sex Sting: US Attorney

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