Seriously Injured Teen Welcomed Home: News Nearby

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

• Teen Seriously Injured In Clifton Crash Welcomed Home
• NoVA Man Gets 33 Months In Prison For Racist Threats
• Community Supports Annandale Church Targeted In Vandalisms

NoVa High School Students Sue County Over Name Change: Report

A local school board may have a fight on its hands as it seeks to remove Confederate General Robert E. Lee's name from a Northern Virginia high school, according to a report.

DC Group Trying To Revoke Trump Hotel's Liquor License: Report

WASHINGTON, DC -- The Trump International Hotel should lose its liquor license because its namesake, President Trump, lacks "good moral character" -- that's what a D.C. Advisory Neighborhood Commission is arguing, according to a report.

70 Violations In 2 Visits At NoVa Restaurant, According To Inspection

Local health district officials recently inspected food preparation and storage at one Northern Virginia town, and found a staggering 70 violations in two visits.

Major Closures Coming To I-395

Drivers should anticipate additional traffic pains on Interstate 395 during upcoming weekend construction work.

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Masked Man Arrested At Stone Ridge Village Center: Police
Women Sexually Accosted In Separate Fairfax Incidents: Police
Suspect Steals Purse At Knifepoint In Alexandria
Suspicious Package Resolved At National Science Foundation
DC, NoVA Weekend: Jaws In Concert, Lotus and Water Lily Festival
Unlocked Car Stolen In Vienna After Keys Left Inside: Police

Image via Fairfax County Fire and Rescue