Barbershop Murder Plea, Redskins Name Game, New Jobs, Roof Giveaway and Shifting Metro Station Plans

By Greg Hambrick

A workplace dispute ended in April 2011 with the shooting death of Le D. Hoang at the Belleview Barber Shop in Alexandria. This week, Hung T. Nguyen, 46, pleaded guilty to first degree murder.

Nguyen had been an employee at the barbershop until quitting in December 2010. Nguyen would reportedly argue with his coworkers frequently, but the incident that pushed him over the edge is surprising. Read about that and more in our daily collection from across Patch sites in Virginia and D.C.

Annandale Man Pleads Guilty to Murder in Barbershop Shooting

LTE: GOP Should Avoid ‘Restrictive’ Nominating Events

Fairfax Circle May Soon Get a Makeover

Fairfax County EDA: New Jobs Created in the Area Last Quarter

Redskins Push Back after Civil, Human Rights Group Calls for Name Change

Former D.C. Teacher Pleads Guilty to Child Pornography Production

Guess Who DryHome Chose for Its Annual Roof Giveaway

McAuliffe Picks Brian Moran as Virginia Secretary of Public Safety

$16,000 Raised in Three Days for Homeless Centreville Teen 

Alexandria Examining Moving CSX Tracks to Accommodate Potomac Yard Metro Station

Officers Aim to Keep 'Scofflaws' Away from Holiday Shoppers

Have You Seen Lost Dog Coco?

Letter to the Editor: Class Size Counts

First-Ever 'First Night Vienna' Debuts New Year's Eve

Suspect Nabbed in Child Pornography Investigation

Want Fries with That? Vienna Area Gets a New Eatery Next Week

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