Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Saturday, July 25 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • Driver in deadly I-95 bus crash to remain in jail following hearing • ICE makes no arrests after pursuit that sent truck into Sterling home • Former Virginia pastor charged after Pennsylvania investigators allege he sent explicit images to teen • Teen girl missing in Prince William County, located • 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 WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • Woman, child taken to hospital after driver struck stand at Fairfax Farmers’ Market • Federal judge in Virginia says certain abortion drug restrictions are unlawful • This United pilot has another career you wouldn’t expect • Fairfax Co. students write book to help elementary kids learn about financial literacy • Virginia study on groundwater, data centers calls for tighter water regulations • 9-year-old boy riding e-scooter killed in Fairfax Co. crash • Montgomery Co. acquires White’s Ferry, presses Virginia to help get service restarted • At Money Camp, Fairfax Co. students learn taxes, jobs and the real world WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • 'All I want is to see that boat go back across the river' | White's Ferry is one step closer to reopening • White's Ferry sells to Montgomery County, 6 years after service shut down • 2 cases of measles confirmed in Southern Maryland, officials say • On Data Centers in Rural Prince George’s County, the Planning Board Doesn’t say Yes, but doesn’t say No • 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 WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • Most Maryland school systems will hit base $60,000 teacher pay, after some ‘difficult’ decisions • ‘So proud’: Maryland woman selected by McDonald’s to attend FIFA World Cup final • This United pilot has another career you wouldn’t expect • Ocean City church says its welcome extends to homeless residents. City Hall disagrees • Montgomery Co. acquires White’s Ferry, presses Virginia to help get service restarted • Montgomery County swears in new police academy graduates • See ‘how farming is done’ during self-guided Montgomery Co. farm tour • 2 in ICE custody after group runs from Clara Barton Parkway vehicle stop WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • DC activists oppose $300M National Guard housing contract, call for troop withdrawal • Man sentenced to 70 years in rape, disappearance of Springfield woman • Basketball players, coach arrested in Florida after alleged 7-Eleven shoplifting incident • New teen curfew in place for Barry Farms this weekend • UDC staff on administrative leave after 6-year-old nearly drowns in campus pool while attending soccer camp • Woodbridge driver killed in early-morning crash on Prince William Parkway • Police urge riders to wear helmets after 9-year-old dies following e-scooter crash in Fairfax County • College students navigating uncertainty after spots at Howard University are revoked over payment deadline WTOP DC News (Read more) • Another National Mall water feature needs repairs • Trump returns to correspondents’ dinner for a rambling, insult-filled speech 3 months after shooting • Trump speaks at White House Correspondents’ Dinner, in redo after April attack • Kaepernick, Springsteen receive new ACLU award for activism in arts, business, science and sports • New murals are going up around DC to continue celebrating America’s 250th anniversary • Students scramble after receiving email from Howard U. unenrolling them just before classes • College Finances 101: Expert says keep in close touch with financial aid office • Trump orders new signs outside Smithsonian saying some exhibits are inaccurate
