Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Thursday, July 23 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • Truck crashes into Sterling home after federal agent traffic stop fails • Dig in: Eataly is coming to Tysons Corner • Man found not guilty by reason of insanity in deadly Reston gym shooting • Next pitch: Leesburg native gears up for the pros • Neighbor dispute leads to attempted murder charges in Culpeper • Man arrested for attempted abduction in Loudoun County • Bus driver charged in deadly I-95 crash granted bond, remains jailed pending another hearing • DC man arrested for Arlington bank robbery WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • Montgomery County reaches deal with White’s Ferry owner • Things to do in the DC area: Lavender Con, Fashion at the Library … and more! • Bus driver charged in deadly Stafford crash granted bond, but release depends on 2nd hearing • Prince William supervisors’ vote initiates Bennett School demolition • Congressional report says Virginians have paid $1.8 billion more for gas since Iran war started • Culpeper couple charged in hammer and leaf blower attack on elderly neighbor • Va. lawmakers want more time for state review of proposed Dominion Energy merger • From overlooked to everywhere, ube is now one of the trendiest culinary flavors WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • 2 cases of measles confirmed in Southern Maryland, officials say • Storm damages asphalt near Gaithersburg bridge • Mystery data center text sparks debate in Prince George's County • Man accused of following woman home from store, trying to get into her home may have more victims • Families speak out after Maryland men arrested for stealing bronze memorial vases from Waldorf cemetery • Montgomery County committee recommends 18-month pause on data center permits amid resident concerns • Arrest made in Landover murder case after nearly 6 years • ICE, Park Police chase on Clara Barton Parkway leads to road closures WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • Driver pleads guilty in crash that killed 85-year-old woman in Silver Spring • Montgomery County reaches deal with White’s Ferry owner • Maryland confirms 2 new measles cases, warns of possible exposures • Prince George’s Co. turns on new recycled materials sorter • Maryland seeks contractors for next phase of Key Bridge replacement project • Things to do in the DC area: Lavender Con, Fashion at the Library … and more! • Montgomery Co. considers 18-month pause on data centers • Metro’s Red Line shuttle buses can be difficult to board for riders with mobility issues WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • 6-year-old nearly drowned during soccer camp at UDC pool, police say • 2 cases of measles confirmed in Southern Maryland, officials say • Southeast DC residents describe poor living conditions at Congress Park Plaza apartments • Truck crashes into Sterling home after federal agent traffic stop fails • Dig in: Eataly is coming to Tysons Corner • Man found not guilty by reason of insanity in deadly Reston gym shooting • Waymo robotaxis had 68% lower crash rate than human drivers, IIHS study finds • Metro Red Line trains return to normal after day of delays WTOP DC News (Read more) • Road work ramps up as DC prepares streets for Freedom 250 Grand Prix • Things to do in the DC area: Lavender Con, Fashion at the Library … and more! • Homicide rates in DC likely dropping to historic lows not seen since 1900, report says • Metro’s Red Line returns to normal after water floods control room • Metro’s Red Line shuttle buses can be difficult to board for riders with mobility issues • Secret Service warns of high threat levels before White House Correspondents’ Dinner • Chick-fil-A alerts DC, Maryland and other customers to data breach • New GOP bill that would block DC from raising taxes taken up by House panel
