WTOP NEWS: Parks and recreation programming in Fairfax County, Virginia, are not financially accessible to all its residents. That’s according to a new study which looked at equity in parks and recreation. The study commissioned by […]
WTOP NEWS: The owner of the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards is hitting back at the criticism of his plan to move the teams to Northern Virginia. In an email to fans, Ted Leonsis said […]
WTOP NEWS: Millions of Metro riders could see a system with fewer Metro stations and bus routes, longer wait times, and much higher fares, with a massive reduction in service inside Metro General Manager and […]
WTOP NEWS: Members of a Montgomery County, Maryland, synagogue jumped into action to repair a bent menorah they said was vandalized hours before the first light was set to be lit for Hanukkah. Rabbi Bentzy […]
WTOP NEWS: D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has declared a public emergency over two issues facing the nation’s capital. The first is a dramatic spike in juvenile crime and the second addresses the evolving opioid crisis. […]
WTOP: The former police chief of Laurel, Maryland, will spend the rest of his life behind bars for setting fire to several homes and a car, all of which belonged to people he believed slighted […]
WTOP: The process of landing a new job is hard for everyone, including those recently let go from jobs they’ve held for years and those who have just graduated college and are looking for their […]
WTOP: Two lawyers who represent dozens of former Washington Commanders employees are putting the National Football League on notice that they are prepared to sue the league. The threat of a lawsuit comes after a […]
WTOP: Teachers, paraprofessionals, school nurses and counselors in Maryland’s Prince George’s County have voted to accept a new three-year-contract with the public school system. The deal includes increased pay and more planning time for teachers. […]
WTOP: Three Maryland counties and D.C. have been awarded some big grant money to modernize their buses and facilities. More than $51 million is going to D.C., as well as Montgomery, Prince George’s and Anne […]
