Headlines: JFK Flame, 103-Year-Old Crash Victim, Toby Keith's Food Getting Cold, Biden Follows Clinton and Downpours Pulverize Pumpkin Patch

Just in time for the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy assassination, the president's eternal flame has been restored at Arlington National Cemetery.

A temporary flame had been on display for the past few months while a new burner was installed. Tuesday, the temporary flame was used to light the upgraded eternal flame. That's our lead today in the daily digest of news from around our Patches in Virginia and Washington, DC. That, and more, below.

Eternal Flame Restored in Time for 50th Anniversary of Kennedy Assassination

Sheriff Candidates Debate Gun Control, Mental Health Training, Cameras in Jails, More

McLean Woman, 103, Dies Following Car Crash at Old Dominion & Dolley Madison

Driver Leads Falls Church Police on Chase on N. Virginia Avenue

Vienna's Halloween Parade to Air on Fairfax County's Channel 16

U.S. Secretary of the Interior, Local Officials Announce Dyke Marsh Restoration Funding

Police: Burglary, Larcenies Reported in Rose Hill, Springfield Areas

Vice President Joe Biden to Campaign for Terry McAuliffe Monday in Annandale

Hundreds Swarm Herndon Middle School for Clinton, McAuliffe

Cuccinelli, Sen. Paul Slam Obamacare, Push 'Less Government' in Fairfax

Officials Say There Are Enough Graves for Every Body in Manassas

Pumpkin Patch Closed After Summer Rains Ruin Crop 

60 Centreville Area Cars Targeted by Suspects With BB Gun

Alexandria Pursuing Longterm Broadband Strategy

Toby Keith's Still Has No Opening Date in Woodbridge

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