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School Bus Hit By Cement Truck Thursday in Loudoun County

A cement truck slammed into a school bus with kids aboard around 7:30 a.m. Thursday and then fled the scene in the area of Reservoir Road, according to Loudoun County Police. Two students of the 54 on board were treated for minor injuries. The truck driver was located later in the morning. >>> Read more.

Metro 2017 SafeTrack Schedule: New Dates, Single-Tracking Info

Metro has released its new SafeTrack schedule for the remaining "Surges" between February and June of 2017, with surges resuming Feb. 11 starting with an 18-day surge on the Blue Line. >>> Read more.

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: 'Patriots Day,' 'Silence,' 'Live By Night'
Wahlberg's a cop, Affleck's a criminal and Scorsese is making Oscar buzz. Find out what to see, plus a horror flick to stay far away from. >>> Read more.

Shot Fired Thursday Through Window at Day Care in Baileys Crossroads: Police

Fairfax County Police are investigating a shooting Thursday at a daycare center in Baileys Crossroads on Leesburg Pike. Police say no one was injured in the shooting. >>> Read more.

Northern Virginia 'Wintry Mix' On Its Way This Weekend

• Here's the timing of the snow, freezing rain and sleet predicted; icy roads are a bigger concern, one forecaster says.

Dunkin’ Donuts Recalls Glass Tumblers Over Risk of Cut, Burns

• Dunkin' Donuts is recalling three glass tumblers sold at stores nationwide. They are at risk of cracking, which can cut or burn users.

WMATA: We Don't Have to Help Metro Riders During Fire Emergencies

• Metro argues in a new court filing that it's not responsible for the 2015 death of Carol Glover.

Alexandria Resident Found Guilty of Voter Registration Fraud

• Vafalay Massaquoi pleaded guilty to two counts of forging a public record and one count of election fraud.

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