Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Friday, August 28 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • 'Ghostface' caught red-handed in Lorton • Health officials warn of potential measles exposure in Northern Virginia • Virginia Lottery warns of scam offering cash for driver's licenses and personal data • Woodbridge man was suspected of fraud when police discovered he had secretly recorded minors for 17 years • Spotsylvania man accused of threatening children to send nude photos on Snapchat • 9 men who thought they were meeting up with children find Fairfax Police instead • Search efforts ramp up for missing Loudoun County woman • 'Pervteach' | Former elementary teacher's brazen Snapchat handle factors in child sex abuse sentencing WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • Civil rights groups make urgent plea for voting rights in DC, ahead of midterm elections • White House construction contributed to radio problems that let Trump copter come close to jet • In the wake of the Meta youth mental health settlement, how will states spend the funds? • Thursday night thunder reaches DC area, brings wind, rain, hail • Documentary on late Maryland ‘Songbird’ Eva Cassidy makes DC-area debut • Things to do in the DC area: Around the World Cultural Food Festival, Kidsfest … and more! • His cat was mistakenly tossed with an old couch, so this WTOP reporter tracked him down • DC could get up to $129M from sweeping Meta settlement WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • Woman killed by driver fleeing from traffic stop in Bowie identified • PGCPS superintendent Dr. Shawn Joseph apologizes, takes responsibility for bus failures • Rockville man charged with multiple thefts from vehicles • ‘Felt like a trial’ | Mother of slain man helps block release of accused quad-amputee killer • Park in Frederick reopens amid investigation into dead body • Prince George’s County police looking for truck linked to hit-and-run • Sherwood High School employees help save staff member after cardiac arrest • Maintenance worker hospitalized after alerting residents of 2-alarm apartment fire in Rockville WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • Going where no one has gone before? A big launch for Goddard Space Flight Center this weekend. • In the wake of the Meta youth mental health settlement, how will states spend the funds? • Md. man sentenced for unruly house parties awaits fate on terrorism charges • Thursday night thunder reaches DC area, brings wind, rain, hail • Documentary on late Maryland ‘Songbird’ Eva Cassidy makes DC-area debut • Bus holdups continue to plague Prince George’s Co. students • Maryland father, son charged in fentanyl trafficking conspiracy • Things to do in the DC area: Around the World Cultural Food Festival, Kidsfest … and more! WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • 'Ghostface' caught red-handed in Lorton • Health officials warn of potential measles exposure in Northern Virginia • Woman killed by driver fleeing from traffic stop in Bowie identified • PGCPS superintendent Dr. Shawn Joseph apologizes, takes responsibility for bus failures • Family seeks justice for 6-year-old who nearly drowned at DC summer camp without lifeguard • Rockville man charged with multiple thefts from vehicles • Protester sues Heritage Foundation, claiming armed security officers violated his civil rights • Silver Spring man charged with rape, assault in Takoma Park, police say WTOP DC News (Read more) • Civil rights groups make urgent plea for voting rights in DC, ahead of midterm elections • Judge questions why Kennedy Center is moving so quickly to return Trump’s name to building • White House construction contributed to radio problems that let Trump copter come close to jet • ‘A concern’: DC brewery braces for potential impact of Canadian tariffs on aluminum • In the wake of the Meta youth mental health settlement, how will states spend the funds? • DC National Guard marks one year on mission, points to crime trends, emergency responses • Thursday night thunder reaches DC area, brings wind, rain, hail • Kennedy Center will briefly delay plan to add Trump’s name to building
