Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Tuesday, October 13 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • Mother and daughter arrested after parking lot attack on Spotsylvania sheriff's sergeant • Naresh Bhatt gave changing accounts of wife’s last day at home, videos at murder trial reveal • Chesapeake Bay earns highest health grade in 40 years, though local trouble spots remain • Virginia seeing big increases in early voting numbers. What does that mean? • Help name the new red panda at the National Zoo's conservation facility • ‘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 WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • Supreme Court will review asylum case of Nigerian man who cooked meals for terrorist leaders • What’s motivating voters to cast midterm ballots in DC region • Fauquier County restricts future data center development with new zoning rules • Virginia teachers balance AI innovation with student creativity amid rising academic pressure • How a Va. business owner turned a side job into a brick-and-mortar vintage bookstore • 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 WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • Montgomery County considers reconstruction of 203-year-old Clarksburg home • Maryland Governor Wes Moore orders immediate multi-agency crackdown on youth car thefts • Huntingtown man facing murder charges after early morning fatal shooting • Chesapeake Bay earns highest health grade in 40 years, though local trouble spots remain • Montgomery County is reviewing 15 MCPS schools for walkability • Montgomery County Council considers tax credit bills to increase affordability • 1 dead in Wheaton Metro station overdose, two men remain hospitalized • Montgomery County council candidate says at least 60 campaign signs stolen WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • Who cares for children of deported parents? This Maryland priest has signed up to take on 31. • What’s motivating voters to cast midterm ballots in DC region • Maryland loosens diesel rules for farmers amid high fuel costs • 1 dead after ‘apparent overdose’ inside Wheaton Metro Station, police say • Two Prince George’s council members call for audit of organizations tied to their colleagues • Report shows hate bias incidents declined slightly Maryland • 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 WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • Mother and daughter arrested after parking lot attack on Spotsylvania sheriff's sergeant • DC contractors to pay $1.7M over worker misclassification scheme • Montgomery County considers reconstruction of 203-year-old Clarksburg home • Judge blocks further tree cutting at East Potomac, as DC refuses to fast-track Trump’s golf course overhaul • Naresh Bhatt gave changing accounts of wife’s last day at home, videos at murder trial reveal • Man accused of sexually assaulting, abducting woman at Manassas 7-Eleven • Maryland Governor Wes Moore orders immediate multi-agency crackdown on youth car thefts • DC police release images of person of interest in Park Road homicide WTOP DC News (Read more) • Weight-loss drugs show promise for children with obesity, but doctors say questions remain • Federal judge orders Trump administration to halt work on historic DC golf course until Oct. 26 • Supreme Court will review asylum case of Nigerian man who cooked meals for terrorist leaders • What’s motivating voters to cast midterm ballots in DC region • Trump’s ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, resigns after allegations of improper conduct • NBC Washington anchor Jim Handly to retire in November after 35 years • Most Americans think Trump focuses on his wealth and profits from presidency in illegal or unethical ways: AP-NORC poll • DC Council’s next chapter may be defined by constraints, not change
