Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Thursday, September 3 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • 'Preparing in case the worst happens' | Thousands of Salvadorans at risk of deportation if Temporary Protected Status is not extended • Town of Dumfries puts the brakes on Flock cameras for now • Loudoun County weighs decision that would reverse grandfathering more than a dozen data center applications • Thousands of Alexandria residents billed for parking passes never received, mayor apologizes • 2 seriously hurt in head-on crash on GW Parkway • Woman charged with child neglect after leaving 3 children alone to attend an event • Prosecutors allege Great Falls murder suspect lured victim after she revealed their affair to his girlfriend • Pedestrian killed in Sterling crash WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • Fairfax Co. transforms old ‘Darth Vader’ office building into affordable apartments • Salvadorans worry about deportations ahead of Temporary Protected Status deadline next week • Argan: Fiscal Q2 Earnings Snapshot • Federal judge blocks new Virginia limits on existing local ICE agreements • Crossing guards back at some Fairfax County high schools hours after car hits student walking to school • A love triangle and a witness: New details in Great Falls, Va. stabbing death • Breaking the silence around suicide: A Virginia mother shares thoughts on prevention • Washington Manassas Airport cleared to offer commercial airline flights WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • Prince George's parents voice frustration over continued transportation issues • MARC launches direct service from Montgomery County to Baltimore • Cybersecurity incident disrupts systems at major Maryland health network • Man convicted of killing DC activist Cornelius McDonald outside Largo restaurant • Montgomery County Superintendent warns of cuts to federal program that helps pay for children's internet • 'Preparing in case the worst happens' | Thousands of Salvadorans at risk of deportation if Temporary Protected Status is not extended • Second man arrested in 2025 murder for hire plot • 260+ tickets issued to drivers illegally passing stopped school buses during first week of school in Montgomery County WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • Traffic backup extends nearly 12 miles after bridge puncture in Howard County • Man found guilty in murder of Prince George’s Co. antiviolence activist • Maryland Transportation Authority failed to collect $818.1 million in tolls, penalties • MARC Train introducing new service between Montgomery County, Baltimore • A legal battle over the name ‘Terps’ could be coming between U.Md. and a cannabis product company • Salvadorans worry about deportations ahead of Temporary Protected Status deadline next week • Rabid bat, raccoon found in Anne Arundel County • Rabies vaccine to be placed in bait in Harford County to immunize wild animals WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • Prince George's parents voice frustration over continued transportation issues • MARC launches direct service from Montgomery County to Baltimore • DC man sentenced to more than 4 years in prison for armed robberies at restaurants • Cybersecurity incident disrupts systems at major Maryland health network • Crossing guards return to Fairfax County high schools after student struck near South Lakes • Man convicted of killing DC activist Cornelius McDonald outside Largo restaurant • Montgomery County Superintendent warns of cuts to federal program that helps pay for children's internet • 'Preparing in case the worst happens' | Thousands of Salvadorans at risk of deportation if Temporary Protected Status is not extended WTOP DC News (Read more) • Salvadorans worry about deportations ahead of Temporary Protected Status deadline next week • Independent analysis lowers DC’s projected revenue for fiscal year 2026 • Parts of National Mall closed to visitors until late January • ‘Blue’ sculpture removal at Kennedy Center closes part of Rock Creek Parkway • Judge lacked power to overturn ex-soldier Bowe Bergdahl’s military conviction, appeals court rules • ‘Politicians talk too much’: Janeese Lewis George turns the floor over to Ward 8 residents • No, robots won’t be teaching your kids. DC releases new AI guidelines for teachers • ‘The best place to cycle in the whole city’: Blind riders fear changes at Hains Point
