Magnificent News: The 7 DMV: Where to find your favorite pizza

Good morning. It's Friday, Sept. 1, and I hope Frances Tiafoe has another good run at the U.S. Open. Onward to the news.

☀️ Low 80s/Mid-50s. A perfect sunny day. Capital Weather Gang gives it a 10/10.

Two Proud Boys leaders were sentenced yesterday for their part in the Capitol riot.

What to know: Joseph Biggs got 17 years in prison for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack. Zachary Rehl received a 15-year term. The two were found guilty earlier this year of engaging in a seditious conspiracy to keep Donald Trump in power. The sentences were shorter than what prosecutors sought.
What's next: Two others will be sentenced today, and former Proud Boys chairman Henry "Enrique" Tarrio is set to be sentenced Tuesday.

Read this story

D.C.'s mayor was grilled by owners of dogs who were killed in a flood.

What to know: Owners were hoping to get answers yesterday about how officials failed them when a flash flood at District Dogs in Northeast Washington last month killed 10 dogs. Their concerns included known flooding issues and a delayed response from first responders.
One move: Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) said she is considering removing the certificate of occupancy for the space. But the dog owners felt she played down the botched emergency response.

Read this story

Four Green Line Metro stations in Maryland will reopen tomorrow.

Which ones? Greenbelt, College Park-University of Maryland, Hyattsville Crossing and West Hyattsville. They have been closed since July 22.
It's earlier than expected: Metro replaced worn track parts — promising a smoother ride — and boosted radio and signal capabilities. And the quicker turnaround time saved around $600,000, officials said.

Read this story

The college football season kicks off tomorrow.

At Maryland: The Terps host Towson at 3:30 p.m. (Big Ten Network). Coach Mike Locksley believes Maryland is poised for a big season.
Virginia's challenge: Traveling to face No. 12 Tennessee (noon on ESPN). But the game carries special meaning for running back Mike Hollins, who was wounded in a November shooting that killed three teammates.

Read this story

Post readers picked the region's best pizza.

Andy's Pizza. (Maansi Srivastava for The Washington Post)

At No. 1: Readers chimed in with their favorite pies. Local chain Andy's Pizza landed the top spot with its beloved "cup and char" pepperoni.
What's Maryland-style pizza? Our very own regional pizza — with a thin, pastry-like crust in a square slab — was popularized at Ledo Pizza, which landed at No. 7 on the readers' list.

Read this story

Check out these things to do on Labor Day weekend.

Local Theatre Festival: The Kennedy Center's inaugural showcase brings free readings and performances of works in progress tomorrow from 9:45 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Labor Day 0.5K: This D.C. bar "race" blazes from Electric Cool-Aid to Ivy and Coney. A $40 ticket comes with a hot dog, three drinks and a party on Monday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Read this story

A D.C. native celebrates more than 30 years of comedy with a show tonight.

Who? Earthquake, the Ballou High School graduate turned comic, broke through last year with his acclaimed Netflix special, "Legendary."
If you go: He performs at the Theater at MGM National Harbor at 8 p.m. Tickets start at $80.

Read this story

Today's Perspective

From Petula Dvorak: His bags were packed for college. Then his financial aid disappeared.

Before you go … I'll miss the Nib.

And finally … end your week with a high score by playing On the Record, The Post's new quotable news quiz. The weekend version is 10 questions, and you can risk all your points on a final bonus question. Ready to play? Click here.

You're all caught up. No newsletter on Labor Day, so I'll see you on Tuesday.