$60K Reward Offered For Tips In 1-Year-Old’s Death: Patch PM

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

Updated: 1-Year-Old Victim Identified In Fatal Shooting

Homicide detectives from the Metropolitan Police Department are investigating the fatal shooting Wednesday night of a 15-month-old boy in Southeast D.C. A $60,000 reward for tips is being offered.

Thanksgiving Holiday Traffic Deaths Increase In Virginia: Police

Ten people died on Virginia roadways over the long Thanksgiving holiday weekend, according to the Virginia State Police. One of the deaths was a 6-year-old boy.

DC Coronavirus Update: New Coronavirus Cases Double In 1 Day

D.C. Department of Health 322 new positive cases of COVID-19, the illness associated with the new coronavirus, on Thursday. That's more than double the 157 reported on Wednesday.

NoVA Hospitalizations Climb To Highest Level Since Early June

Hospitalizations by region in Virginia included 521 in Northern Virginia on Thursday, the highest number of COVID-19 patients in the region since early June.

Best Ways To Stop Porch Pirates

The Prince William County Police Department's partnership with the Neighbors app by Ring helps residents and the police learn about stolen packages during the holiday season and other types of crimes.

Also Worth a Look Today

• Child Pornography Distribution Charges Filed Against 2 DC Men
• Southwest DC Man Shot To Death In Bellevue: Police
• Police Charge Woodbridge Man In Deadly Dale City Shooting
• Arlington Coronavirus Update: 5 New Outbreaks Reported

Holiday Traditions

• Christmas Display Aims To 'Bring Some Cheer In These Crazy Times'
• Santa Claus Won't Let Coronavirus Derail Annual Firehouse Visit
• Rotary Club Accepting Letters To Santa In Downtown Fredericksburg

Across America

• Trump’s 46-Minute Diatribe On Election Fraud Quickly Disputed
• Optimism Grows As Long-Awaited Virus Relief Gains Support
• Love Story Over 56 Years In The Making Ends In Coronavirus Death
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• As Online Puppy Scams Peak, Adopt A Pet At A Shelter Instead