Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Monday, November 2 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • Rise in crashes and pedestrian injuries leads to launch of 'Operation Highway Hound' in Loudoun County • Fans report getting stuck in Metro station following Commanders win • 'Armed and dangerous' suspect in custody following incident in Loudoun County • Former Washington-Liberty substitute teacher sentenced for indecent liberties with a minor • Unsafe staircases force 55 people out of Loudoun Co. apartment complex • WATCH: Man follows bank customer to gas station, steals $2,400 from parked car • Virginia convict charged with trying to arrange murder of victim from previous crime • Winter Weather Outlook: How much snow will the DMV see this year? WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • Deputies arrest Virginia man who allegedly assaulted wife, fled the area • As deadline nears, judges weigh bids to stop construction of Trump arch • Voters fear the America they’ve known is slipping away. On that, the left and right agree • Voters fear the America they’ve known is slipping away. On that, the left and right agree • Early voting totals across the DC region reflect a national surge ahead of Election Day • Caught on camera: Thousands of dollars stolen after person followed from Virginia bank, police say • Virginia and DC sue over Trump’s arch, adding to legal challenges as government wants work to begin • Man rescued from under Metro train after ‘unintentionally’ falling onto tracks in Arlington WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • Deadly stabbing under investigation in Wheaton • 3 people shot in Silver Spring who were attending an outdoor meet-up • Princeton Elementary School will reopen following illness shutdown • Maryland Voter Guide 2026 General Election | What you need to know before casting your ballot • Alyssa Krumlauf selected to serve on Gaithersburg City Council • Waldorf bar security guard shot and killed suspect attacking patron with a knife, investigators say • Driver dead, passenger injured in crash in Montgomery County • Prince George’s County police investigating Capitol Heights homicide WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • ‘Chemistry goes a long way’: Maryland high school choir director teaches singing and teamwork • Man dead in Wheaton stabbing, police say • Early voting totals across the DC region reflect a national surge ahead of Election Day • ‘Nearly erased’ Black patriots of the Revolution now enshrined at Maryland State House • Man dead after shooting in Landover • Montgomery County gun buyback program offers up to $200, no questions asked • 18-year-old killed in shooting at Hyattsville park • Security guard shoots, kills suspect in Waldorf bar stabbing WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • Rise in crashes and pedestrian injuries leads to launch of 'Operation Highway Hound' in Loudoun County • Dog has been waiting to be adopted for nearly 600 days. Now, Chewy is covering all his adoption fees and more • Power outage reported near George Washington University • LIST: Road closures ahead of Trump's Reflecting Pool address • Fans report getting stuck in Metro station following Commanders win • Flames damage vacant rowhouse in DC • Deadly stabbing under investigation in Wheaton • 'Armed and dangerous' suspect in custody following incident in Loudoun County WTOP DC News (Read more) • Trump administration appeals to Supreme Court to sideline 20,000 disputed California mail ballots • Power outages in Downtown DC as Pepco deals with substation issue • Judge cites ‘weaponization’ in tossing charges for ex-FBI agents accused of lying about Hunter Biden • As deadline nears, judges weigh bids to stop construction of Trump arch • Trump midterm election speech closes roads around Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Monday • Early voting totals across the DC region reflect a national surge ahead of Election Day • Trump is giving his closing midterm pitch at problem-plagued Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool • Top Kennedy Center official urged closure due to financial problems, not poor conditions, lawyers argue
