Poll Worker Shortage, Trump Supporters Plan Boat Parade: Patch PM

Here are the share-worthy stories from Washington, D.C., and northern Virginia Patches to talk about tonight:

Updated: US Attorney Denies DC Mayor's Accusations

The office of Michael Sherwin, acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, issued a response Monday to accusations leveled by D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, saying the office was not prosecuting suspects charged for causing violence at recent peaceful demonstrations.

Trumptilla Boat Parade Aims To Be Loud And Proud On The Potomac

A flotilla of Trump boaters will be plying the waters of the Potomac River Sunday afternoon to show their support for the president, the Constitution, and emergency responders.

VA Governor Urges Vigilance With Coronavirus Ahead Of Labor Day

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam urged residents to continue practicing social distancing and the wearing of face coverings over the long Labor Day weekend in order to avoid the spikes in coronavirus cases that the state saw after the Memorial Day and July 4 holidays.

• Northam Extends DMV Credentials, Calls For Poll Workers

Pilot Program Aims To Speed Up ID Authentications At Airports

Some travelers going through security checkpoints at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) may have a quicker time thanks to a new touchless "self-service" technology that aims to speed up the ID authentication process.

First Debate For Virginia U.S. Senate Race Scheduled In NoVA

Democratic U.S. Senator Mark Warner and his Republican challenger Daniel Gade will face off in the first debate of the Virginia U.S. Senate race on Sept. 23. Hosted by the Tysons-based Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce, it will be shown on NBC4 and be shown on NBC affiliates in Virginia at 7 p.m. Northern Virginia Chamber members can watch the debate live via Zoom.

Also Worth a Look Today

• 4th Arrest Made In Fatal Shooting Of 11-year-old Davon McNeal
• Loudoun To Present Findings From Review Of Goose Creek Drowning
• Pop-Up DC Drive-In Movie Theater Kicks Off With Sept. 25 Showtime
• Sterling Man Dies In Crash On Route 15 Near Lucketts
• New Mobile Hotspots Get Funding For Spotsylvania School Students
• Vienna Church Property To Be Sold To Town Government
• Fatal Shooting In Northwest Video Released: DC Police
• Remembering Herndon's History: Preserving Old Herndon
• Arlington Coronavirus Update: 2 New COVID-19 Deaths; 5 New Cases
• DC Coronavirus Update: Total Cases Top 14,000
• Customs Officers Seize Ecstasy, GBL At Washington Dulles Airport
• Dumfries Man 'Still Processing' Win In Bank A Million Game
• Loudoun County Named Fifth Best Place For Working From Home
• Arlington Named A Top Place For Working From Home
• Fairfax County Named A Top Place For Working From Home
• Falls Church Named A Top Place For Working From Home
• Loudoun Wins Grant To Help Local Agriculture During Coronavirus
• Alexandria November 2020 Election: Deadlines, Early Voting
• Del Ray's First Thursday Wraps Up With Dog-Themed Event
• PLNT Burger Opens Inside Whole Foods At Boro Development
• Pet Of The Week: Midnight Lives For The Weekends

Across America

• All Maryland Businesses Can Reopen This Friday: Hogan
• Coronavirus: 30 Illinois Counties At Warning Level
• New PA COVID Cases Went To Restaurants, Bars, Gyms, State Says
• New Restrictions For Metro East As IL Adds 1,492 Cases, 39 Deaths
• Parents Overwhelmingly Want In-Person Classes: IL Patch Survey