NoVA Man Accused Of Spying For Russia For Over Decade: Patch PM

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

Former US Army Green Beret Charged With Spying For Russia

A former U.S. Army Green Beret living in Gainesville was arrested Friday for allegedly conspiring with Russian intelligence operatives for more than a decade to provide them with national defense information, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.

DC Health Updates High-Risk State List; Criteria To Enter Phase 3

D.C. Department of Health on Monday updated its list of states deemed to be at high risk for transmitting the new coronavirus. People traveling from these 30 states to D.C. will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days when they arrive.

Gang Members Charged In Kidnapping, Killing Of NoVA Man

A grand jury has charged members of the Northern Virginia-based Reccless Tigers street gang for the kidnapping and killing of a man, among other crimes.

9-Day Faith Pilgrimage For Racial Justice To Stop In Alexandria

A faith pilgrimage for racial justice from Charlottesville to DC will make a stop in Alexandria this week. The nine-day Faith Pilgrimage of Racial Reckoning, Resolve, and Love started in Charlottesville on Aug. 20 and will end on Aug. 28 at DC's Black Lives Matter Plaza.

'America's Got Talent' Features DC Street Drummer Malik DOPE

D.C. street performer Malik DOPE will be showing off his acrobatic drum skills Tuesday night on one of the biggest stages in the country, NBC's "America's Got Talent."

A Moment Of 'Pure Joy': National Zoo's Giant Panda Gives Birth

The Smithsonian National Zoo spent most of this past week on baby watch after announcing on Monday that Mei Xiang, its matriarch giant panda, was due to give birth to her fourth cub.

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