White House Arrest, Gunfire, McLean Rescue: Top VA Weekend News

A man was arrested near the White House after authorities said he claimed to hear voices telling him to kill President Donald Trump, while an Arlington man faces six charges following reports of gunfire at four locations.

In McLean, firefighters rescued nine people from a van that crashed into a roadside ditch.

Elsewhere in Northern Virginia, a suspected impaired driver struck a Fairfax County police cruiser during a traffic stop on Interstate 95, and a house fire linked to improperly discarded fireworks displaced an Ashburn family.

Here are the stories you might have missed over the weekend in Virginia:

VA River Linked To Salmonella-Contaminated Oysters To Remain Closed: VDH

Virginia health officials extended the closure of the Little Wicomico River to shellfish harvesting after oyster samples tested positive for Salmonella. The river has been linked to a multistate outbreak of illness.

Man Arrested Near White House After He Said He Heard Voices Telling Him To Kill Trump

The Secret Service took the man into custody and charged him after officers found him in a vehicle near the White House with multiple guns.

9 Escape Injury After Van Crashes Into Roadside Ditch In McLean

Fairfax County firefighters stabilized a van leaning in a roadside ditch near Georgetown Pike before helping nine people escape.

Arlington Man Faces 6 Charges After North Arlington Gunfire

An Arlington man faces six misdemeanor charges after gunfire was reported at four locations in North Arlington, police said.

Duncan Library Temporarily Closes For Roof Repairs In Alexandria

The Duncan branch is expected to reopen Nov. 17 after crews repair a roof leak and replace damaged building materials.

DWI Suspect Hits Fairfax County Police Cruiser On I-95: Police

An Arizona man faces DWI and other charges after police say he crashed into a Fairfax County police cruiser during an I-95 traffic stop.

FCPS Superintendent Spends Weekend Celebrating Students Across Fairfax County

FCPS Superintendent Michelle Reid visited school plays, a cultural celebration, a cross country championship and a book fair.

Improper Fireworks Disposal Leads To House Fire

A family of four is staying with relatives after a house fire authorities linked to fireworks discarded in a trash can.