PORT DEPOSIT, Md. (AP) Maryland medical examiners are comparing a missing North Carolina teen's dental records with one of two bodies found on the Susquehanna River. They say Phylicia Barnes is the only missing person in the area who matches the age and gender of a body that was found yesterday north of the dam.

Members of the Virginia General Assembly are reworking plans for redistricting, after Gov. Bob McDonnell vetoed a previous proposal. A House committee unanimously approved a new version this week, but a consensus among all the players has yet to emerge.

From Capitol News Connection:Before they scattered to their respective corners for the week, Senators fielded questions about nuclear energy.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Two protesters have been arrested during weekend demonstrations of the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank.

From MarylandReporter.com:WINNERS, LOSERS: The Gazette posts its winners and losers in the just concluded General Assembly session.

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) The governor says he has concerns with lawmakers' legislative redistricting plan and has vetoed it. Governor McDonnell says the proposed districts don't properly preserve locality boundaries and communities of interest.

WASHINGTON (AP) Metro will hold public hearings and town hall meetings next month on possible service cuts and other measures to help reduce a $72.5 million operating budget gap. The proposed service cuts will be discussed at public hearings scheduled for May 16 through May 20.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) The governor plans to sign an executive order on Monday to create a group to study pollution from septic systems. The study will examine the extent to which large developments' septic tanks are polluting the Chesapeake Bay.

From MarylandReporter.com: SESSION ROUNDTABLE: Len Lazarick of MarylandReporter.com, Kenny Burns of WNAV radio, John Wagner of The Washington Post and Lou Davis of Maryland Public Television discuss the 2011 General Assembly session, including the issues that dominated – among them, gay marriage, pension overhaul and the budget.

ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) A south Florida man has been charged in Maryland with raping a young girl more than 30 years ago, when he was a teenager. Montgomery County police say a woman told detectives in 2009 that Christopher Chamblin had raped her multiple times in the late 1970s, when she was about six or seven years old.