Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Monday, August 3 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • 16-year-old killed at Woodbridge car meet-up • Winning Powerball tickets sold in Maryland, Virginia • Lawsuit filed against Alexandria dog groomer following pet's death • Former Stafford County Sheriff's Office sergeant charged with possession of child pornography • 2 hospitalized after separate shootings connected to weekend car meetups in Prince George's, Prince William counties • 'Whoever did this to my daughter has to get punished' | Family, friends gather to remember Mamta Kafle Bhatt 2 years after she went missing • Virginia Voter Guide: 2026 Primary • Virginia announces tax-free weekend dates WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • Recent rain in DC region ‘didn’t do much to dent the drought’ of drinking water supply, expert says • Anti-Slapp law plays role in backing Va. teacher and parent targeted by false online accusations • Virginia voter guide: What’s on the ballot in Tuesday’s primary election • Fairfax Co. students launch AI tool to summarize school board meetings • ‘A beautiful art form’: DC-area resident shares her love of cigars with others • Virginia man charged after police said he impersonated an officer, displayed gun in Woodbridge • Beach or ballot? Analysts expecting low turnout for Va. primary election • Teenager and woman injured at car rallies held across Maryland, Virginia WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • Winning Powerball tickets sold in Maryland, Virginia • 2 hospitalized after separate shootings connected to weekend car meetups in Prince George's, Prince William counties • Maryland Attorney General’s office investigating deadly police shooting at Fort Washington Park • Montgomery County police identify teen charged in Wheaton Mall shooting • West Nile virus reported in Maryland • US Park Police investigate officer-involved shooting at Fort Washington Park • Knife-wielding man tried to enter ‘multiple homes’ in Fairland, police say • Maryland's tax-free week is back, here's what you can buy and when WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • Recent rain in DC region ‘didn’t do much to dent the drought’ of drinking water supply, expert says • Maryland lawmakers considering steps toward partisan redistricting for 2028 • Teenager and woman injured at car rallies held across Maryland, Virginia • Maryland reports 1st human case of West Nile virus this year • $1M Powerball ticket sold at Maryland 7-Eleven • MCPS finishes assessing the condition of 224 buildings. Here are the worst • Friendship Heights redevelopment clears key hurdle with Montgomery Co. approval • Maryland records 31 heat deaths in the month, pushing total to second-highest in 15 years WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • Two men shot near library on Georgia Avenue Northwest • 'I don't know what she was thinking' | Trump insists vandals damaged reflecting pool, blasts Pirro for dropping cases • Winning Powerball tickets sold in Maryland, Virginia • Brazen daylight attack caught on camera, search for suspect ongoing • Lawsuit filed against Alexandria dog groomer following pet's death • FOUND: 12-year-old with Bluey backpack last seen along Route 50 in Chantilly • DC woman found after music venue puts out plea for help • Former Stafford County Sheriff's Office sergeant charged with possession of child pornography WTOP DC News (Read more) • Recent rain in DC region ‘didn’t do much to dent the drought’ of drinking water supply, expert says • ‘A beautiful art form’: DC-area resident shares her love of cigars with others • How long will it take to make DC skies safer? • Trump blasts Pirro after she refutes his claim that Reflecting Pool was damaged by vandals • American Black Film Festival brings three-day pop-up to Union Market • ‘You can see everything’: DC’s Waldorf Astoria reopens historic clock tower to the public • DC-area nonprofits come together for giant field day to learn lessons • Justice Department moves to drop case against ex-Olympian charged with damaging Reflecting Pool
