• Apparently home buyers pay near $9,000 more to live within a mile of a Metro station—$40,000 more to live within a quarter mile. [Post]
• No more curbside glass recycling in Fairfax County. [WTOP]
• A Virginia doctor was sentenced to 40 years in prison after illegally prescribing opioids in an interstate drug distribution ring. [NBCWashington]
• Ever wonder what it’s like to visit a CBD spa? [Washingtonian]  
• A manhunt in Maryland has ended after a man accused of attempted murder turned himself in. [WTOP]
• A Md. high school canceled its varsity football season after injuries in its first game left the team without many players. [NBCWashington] 
• A BASE jumping suspect in Va. has emerged as … a 68-year-old grandfather? [Post]
• The birth photography community is closer than ever. [WCP]
• Five D.C. schools were honored with the National Blue Ribbon award. [Post] 
• Meet Jack of Jack’s Fresh. [WCP]
• Which local companies pay the most. [WBJ]
• ICYMI: A Dupont mansion known for its wild parties was running as a weed pop up for at least a year, police say.
• ICYMI: There’s a hard deadline to visit the Newseum: It closes on Dec. 31.
• This Day in DCist: Tommy McFly and four other 94.7 radio hosts lost their jobs.

This story was updated to reflect that the Maryland man who turned himself in to police was accused of attempted murder, not murder.