Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Friday, October 9 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • Heroic Culpeper burning home rescue caught on camera • Human trafficking victims found during massage parlor busts, Manassas police say • Army Ten-Miler 2026: Road closures and parking restrictions • 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 • Jury selected in Naresh Bhatt murder trial WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • Congregants celebrate the reconstruction of one of America’s oldest Black churches • Man sentenced to 30 years in 2024 Sterling double-murder case • Fairfax County police officer charged with shoplifting • What you need to know about this weekend’s Army Ten-Miler • Beer festival and Army Ten-Miler bring weekend road closures to DC and Northern Virginia • 24 years after DC-area sniper rampage, how license plate readers might have stopped killings sooner • Friday Freebies: Fire department open houses and gardening workshop • Trump’s memorial arch faces new lawsuit from Arlington County WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • 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 • Peruvian man living in Maryland for nearly two decades dies after arrest by ICE • Montgomery Co. Public Schools considers closures as enrollment declines • Missing University of Maryland student spent ‘six days in the woods,’ police say • Turnstile announces free concert at the Washington Monument in DC • Missing University of Maryland student Dilan Ashar found, reunited with family WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • First charged as adult, teen to be tried as juvenile in September shooting at Prince George’s Community College • 24 years after DC-area sniper rampage, how license plate readers might have stopped killings sooner • Maryland voter guide: Governor, congressional seats and referendums on the ballot • Friday Freebies: Fire department open houses and gardening workshop • ‘They can’t stop us now’: Gene’s Costumes in Kensington reopens after fire just in time for Halloween • Fight at girls flag football game in Poolesville sends adult to hospital • 41 jobs lost as Bethesda’s True Food Kitchen closes amid bankruptcy filing • Close to home or across the state, Marylanders don’t want data centers, poll finds WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • Arlington County sues Trump administration over proposed 250-foot Triumphal Arch • Bomb threat investigated at Sidwell Friends School • 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 • Heroic Culpeper burning home rescue caught on camera • Cyclist biking 100 miles to raise money for the deteriorating Congressional Cemetery • Fairfax County school resource officer charged with shoplifting • Teen faces murder charges after shooting another high school student after fighting over a jacket WTOP DC News (Read more) • What you need to know about this weekend’s Army Ten-Miler • Beer festival and Army Ten-Miler bring weekend road closures to DC and Northern Virginia • 24 years after DC-area sniper rampage, how license plate readers might have stopped killings sooner • DC voter guide: What to know ahead of November’s general election • Friday Freebies: Fire department open houses and gardening workshop • ‘How many women will we silence to protect the futures of promising young men’: Rally, march at National Mall calls for action against violent sexual assault toward women • Trump’s memorial arch faces new lawsuit from Arlington County • Q&A: National Zoo director talks all things panda
