Morning Minute

Two teenagers donate 2,000 pounds of cereal to Loudoun Hunger Relief; Loudoun County launches a program to help pay for removing invasive plant species and replacing them with native species.

A Loudoun native's book is featured on Oprah's Book Club; Loudoun Therapeutic Riding enters its 50th year with plans to grow.

Loudoun County Public Schools is monitoring students with AI; Three of Loudoun's state lawmakers ask the SCC to tell Dominion to bury its new transmission lines underground.

This weekend is LoCo Fest; Loudoun airports get $11.7 million in federal grants.

Dominion Energy proposes price increases; a protest against cooperation between the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office and U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement at the county courthouse.

Loudoun County Public Schools welcomes 82,000 students back; staff of The Aurora School protest on the streets of Leesburg.

A Loudoun County deputy faces a long road to recovery after a head-on motorcycle crash; Crossroads Music Festival announces their full lineup.

The U.S. Department of Education announces it will pull $46 million of funding from Loudoun schools over DEIA policies; the Loudoun County Animal Shelter will host "Clear the Shelter" this weekend.

The Purcellville Town Council looks to recruit its eighth town manager in five years; America's 9/11 Ride motorcycle convoy will pass through Loudoun this afternoon.

Loudoun County Public Schools must return $29 million in federal funding; the School Board votes not to repeal Policy 8040.