Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Sunday, May 24 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • Virginia AG looking into antisemitism accusations against Herndon private school • Trial underway for man charged in Sterling House explosion that killed volunteer firefighter • Close the 200 block of King Street to vehicles permanently? Project continues to draw mixed reaction • Body of 61-year-old man who went missing in Shenandoah National Park found near Lewis Falls • Man pleads guilty to deadly shooting outside Woodbridge hookah bar • Virginia Rescue teams join Texas flood response • Bald eagle returned to the skies • Lawmakers warn 'Big Beautiful Bill' could push up flight costs at Virginia airports WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • Several pets trapped in Stafford County house fire • Loudoun Co. schools say Title IX probe opened over alleged restroom recordings at Freedom High • ‘Shopping cart killer’ sentenced to life in prison for 2021 murders • Virginia one step closer to requiring diaper-changing stations in new buildings’ public bathrooms • From surprise parties to anniversaries, Memorial Day holiday travelers share their stories • Hairs found on handheld power saw in Mamta Kafle Bhatt’s disappearance, presumed death • Virginia pushes water safety tips to parents after 12 children drowned last year • How Virginia’s new balcony solar law could cut your utility bill WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • How Montgomery County's flood sensors offer vital early warnings • Judge demands answers from Trump administration after El Salvador says US still holds jurisdiction over deported migrants • Adult critically hurt, child hospitalized in crash with dump truck in Prince George's County • Fans brave the heat for Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour night 2 • Meet the 3 new public safety officials announced in Prince George's County • Woman hit by car while standing on sidewalk dies • 80-year-old man stabbed wife to death in Leisure World apartment, police say • Route 1 at Route 198 closed due to water main break WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • Anne Arundel Co. cheer camp owner arrested for abuse of a minor • What’s next for pipeline that burst, causing massive Potomac River sewage spill? • At least 430 Montgomery Co. school jobs on chopping block to close spending gap • Local expert says K-shaped economy is behind the disconnect between markets and Americans • New cancer treatment at Georgetown hospital uses a patient’s own tumor cells • Judge dismisses criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was mistakenly deported • Renowned soprano Renée Fleming showcases opera classics and eclectic picks for upcoming Strathmore show • Unofficial start of summer arrives with no summery weather in sight WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • Weather Impact Alert: Rain Saturday tapers to scattered showers Sunday and Memorial Day • Suspect dead, bystander wounded in an encounter with Secret Service near White House • Man shot near Walmart on Georgia Ave NW • One firefighter injured in 2-story rowhome fire in Southeast • WMATA fare enforcement policy raises safety concerns among bus drivers’ union • DC teens call takeovers ‘fun’ but share what the city could do to keep them from going • Juvenile curfew zones for Memorial Day weekend • Rockville man charged with throwing keg through a Georgetown Cupcake window ordered to stay away from the bakery WTOP DC News (Read more) • ‘Every second matters’: How effective are post-9/11 counterterrorism systems against the ‘lone actor’? • Suspect dead after opening fire near White House security checkpoint, Secret Service says • What’s next for pipeline that burst, causing massive Potomac River sewage spill? • ‘Shopping cart killer’ sentenced to life in prison for 2021 murders • From surprise parties to anniversaries, Memorial Day holiday travelers share their stories • As DC targets rats, vets warn of potential poisonings in pets • Man accused of hurling keg through Georgetown Cupcake window turned in after father recognized him • New cancer treatment at Georgetown hospital uses a patient’s own tumor cells
