Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Tuesday, August 11 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • 'They said, fire, get out!' | Storms knock down trees, cause power outages across the DMV • Teen identified in Quinceañera shooting in Fauquier County • GW Parkway closures begin, run through Sept. 1 • Commanders add support for 51 Virginia girls flag football programs as VHSL weighs sanctioning sport • Man killed after shooting at outdoor party in Fauquier County; suspect sought • Virginia's tax-free weekend ends Sunday: What shoppers can still buy without sales tax • 1 juvenile killed, several others injured in car crash in Virginia • Virginia hemp businesses sue over new THC restrictions, warning they could be forced to close WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • Teenager killed in shooting at Fauquier County party over the weekend • Arlington grad secures spot on US Para Hockey World Cup field hockey team • Back to school: Hear from Spotsylvania County Public Schools superintendent • Ben Jones, good ol’ boy ‘Dukes of Hazzard’ actor and 2-term US House member, dies at 84 • Storms packing wind, hail tear through DC region • Section of George Washington Parkway to close weekdays for tree maintenance • Leesburg native Michael Brennan wins Wyndham Championship and qualifies for PGA Tour postseason • Hemp businesses ask federal judge to block Virginia’s new THC cap WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • 2 workers narrowly escape scaffolding collapse in Gaithersburg • Children may have played with rabid bat at Riverwalk Park • 'They said, fire, get out!' | Storms knock down trees, cause power outages across the DMV • Ex-D.C. high school teacher pleads guilty to sexually abusing 16-year-old student • Cadets return to Capital Guardian Youth Challenge Academy after 19 hospitalized with illness • Maryland's tax-free week begins, here's where you can save • One killed, five injured in Germantown collision • New video shows moments before deadly police shooting in Gaithersburg WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • Local boutique says kids are calling the shots on back-to-school fashion • How ‘popcorn brain’ can create challenges in the classroom • Dozens of liquor, other stores sue Prince George’s Co. over new fee • Prince George’s Co. council demands nonprofit return $134K in taxpayer money that was moved to personal account • Storms packing wind, hail tear through DC region • How to listen to WTOP in Frederick, Maryland • Howard County suicide call center lays off 62 after losing federal funds • Maryland leaders are confident, but not certain, lake is safe after rabid beaver attacks WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • DCA plans to demolish 'banjo' shaped Terminal 1 in favor of new facility, report says • Chinese yuan and white powder in a hoodie | DC Jurors find evidence that police, prosecutors missed • ‘It felt like home' | D.C. community rallies around Rome Pizza and Sub days before closure • 2 workers narrowly escape scaffolding collapse in Gaithersburg • Children may have played with rabid bat at Riverwalk Park • 'They said, fire, get out!' | Storms knock down trees, cause power outages across the DMV • Beloved Capitol Hill corner store to reopen as grocery and cafe • Teen identified in Quinceañera shooting in Fauquier County WTOP DC News (Read more) • Where to find Shakespeare’s ‘first folios’ in DC • Protesters call to ‘Free DC,’ 1 year after Trump deployed National Guard in the District • Storms packing wind, hail tear through DC region • Howard University expands AI education opportunities for students • Washington grapples with a National Guard deployment extended until 2029 • FAA to pause flights at Reagan National for Freedom 250 Grand Prix • DC ranks No. 8 on list of solo travel spots in the US • DC faces criticism over plan to use opioid settlement money to help fund Medicaid costs
