Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Monday, October 12 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • ‘It's not just Flock’ | Arlington group pushes for ban on all license plate reader technology • Army Ten-Miler 2026: Road closures and parking restrictions • Heroic Culpeper burning home rescue caught on camera • Human trafficking victims found during massage parlor busts, Manassas police say • Friend says Naresh Bhatt hit wife, withheld money and phone months before she disappeared • 2 men arrested for assault, shooting at Fauquier County home • 'No one in their right mind can say there have not been mistakes made' | Loudoun Chair on Data Centers • Prosecutors say Naresh Bhatt killed, dismembered wife's body in opening statements of murder trial WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • Here’s where doctors diverge on Va.’s pending reproductive rights constitutional amendment • Exclusive: Memo details lasting toll of Reagan National Airport collision on Arlington first responders • ‘We’ve shown our resiliency’: Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce celebrates 50 years • Proposed Head Start changes would eliminate slots for Virginia children experiencing homelessness • Northern Virginia defense tech firm plans to increase staff by 25% or more • Fairfax County community weighs in on Dominion-NextEra Energy merger as concerns grow over data centers, electric bills • Fairfax high schoolers collect and distribute school supplies to students in need • How to avoid costly repairs to your heating system as winter approaches WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • University of Maryland club tennis suspended after discovery of racist imagery in programming materials • Police search for suspects, including teen, who broke into Bethesda church • 'I did a crypto heist' | Rockville man buys rare Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering cards after stealing millions in cryptocurrency • Montgomery County officer wrangles snake from woman's bedroom • Frederick County Schools are banning AI in Classrooms, but not forever • Frederick teen honored after founding nonprofit that gives educational materials to kids in need • People's Book to begin selling beer, wine in Takoma Park • Teen faces murder charges after shooting another high school student after fighting over a jacket WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • Maryland voter guide: Governor, congressional seats and referendums on the ballot • ‘We’ve shown our resiliency’: Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce celebrates 50 years • Study: Almost 1 in 4 Montgomery Co. residents are over 60 — and that number is expected to surge • 83-year-old Montgomery Co. man dies after being hit by truck at Rockville gas station • A serial killer? How a Loyola student helped Howard County crack its coldest case. • Maryland man faces charges in more than $100M COVID-19 healthcare scheme • DC official killed in electric scooter collision in Southeast • Officials look at Maryland hospitals’ use of offshore ‘captive insurance’ companies WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • ‘It's not just Flock’ | Arlington group pushes for ban on all license plate reader technology • DC Police search for critically missing 10-year-old • 'A lot of people looked up to him' | Talib Shakir's legacy to be honored at vigil after fatal e-scooter crash • University of Maryland club tennis suspended after discovery of racist imagery in programming materials • 'I am thoroughly unamused right now' | East Potomac Golf Course tree removal must stop temporarily, federal court orders • Takoma Park’s Laurel Avenue Streetery to close temporarily for gas main replacement • Spilled milk shuts down roadway in Clifton • Police search for suspects, including teen, who broke into Bethesda church WTOP DC News (Read more) • Federal judge extends pause on tree-cutting at East Potomac Golf Links as legal battle continues • Archbishop of the US military says Catholic soldiers should not serve on firing squad • Chuck Schumer has broad support from his caucus, but midterms could decide his future as leader • ‘We’ve shown our resiliency’: Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce celebrates 50 years • DC official’s death in scooter collision raises concerns about rider safety • Man dead after shooting in Northeast DC • 1 person killed, 6 others injured in Northwest DC house fire • DOJ says it’s investigating whether White House TV pool’s coverage halt violated antitrust law
