Local News for Virginia, Maryland, and DC The latest local and breaking news for Virginia, Maryland, and DC Thursday, October 15 VirginiaMarylandDC WUSA9 Virginia News (Read more) • Suspected blood stain found under carpet in Naresh Bhatt's bedroom, investigator says • Fredericksburg Police announce arrest of walking trail rapist • Fairfax County school district sees enrollment decline • Driver hospitalized after crashing through fence in Manassas neighborhood • Images of suspected blood stains shown to jurors at Naresh Bhatt murder trial • Some Washington Post printing facility employees to be laid off as operation moves from Springfield to Dulles • Naresh Bhatt gave changing accounts of wife’s last day at home, videos at murder trial reveal • DC, Maryland and Virginia under power grid emergency. What does it mean for customers? WTOP Virginia News (Read more) • What should this baby red panda be named? National Zoo wants your input • Man arrested in Guatemala charged with raping women on Fredericksburg trail • Things to do in the DC area: Garden & Craft Show, Quacktoberfest … and more! • ‘Anti-immigration’ flyers placed on cars in Alexandria neighborhood; Community worries it may discourage voting • With anger spreading over Iran war, Democrats hope to flip Republican seats with veterans’ help • Giant, Food Lion parent’s ‘cybersecurity incident’ takes websites and apps offline • What to know about Pope Leo’s lung cancer, surgery and what comes next • Virginia AG launches voter protection unit ahead of midterm elections WUSA9 Maryland News (Read more) • Langley Park death ruled a homicide, police say • UMD club tennis team makes donation to National Museum of African American History & Culture amid controversy • Rep. Andy Harris faces criticism over confrontation with UMD student journalist • 13-year-old girl hit by driver in Gaithersburg • Burroughs defends support for Joan’s House amid questions over nonprofit funding • Deputies arrest suspect accused of shooting man at Maryland liquor store in June • Woman found dead inside car in Langley Park • Would Maryland voters elect a third-party candidate for governor? History says it’s an uphill battle WTOP Maryland News (Read more) • Police investigate possible murder-suicide in Hyattsville • Malcolm X Monument rises in Anne Arundel County • Things to do in the DC area: Garden & Craft Show, Quacktoberfest … and more! • Is the Prince George’s County Council too big? Voters will weigh in • Shared access to your smart-home devices? Here’s why experts say you should check who can still get in • No increase for Maryland tolls, Gov. Wes Moore declares pause • Montgomery Co. officials react to Gov. Wes Moore’s call for teen auto theft interventions • Man indicted on murder, sex abuse charges in 1993 missing child case in Prince George’s Co. WUSA9 DC News (Read more) • Suspected blood stain found under carpet in Naresh Bhatt's bedroom, investigator says • Langley Park death ruled a homicide, police say • Fredericksburg Police announce arrest of walking trail rapist • UMD club tennis team makes donation to National Museum of African American History & Culture amid controversy • Fairfax County school district sees enrollment decline • Driver hospitalized after crashing through fence in Manassas neighborhood • Rep. Andy Harris faces criticism over confrontation with UMD student journalist • Online ticket sellers sue DC over RESALE Act WTOP DC News (Read more) • Trayon White seeks acquittal after mistrial; prosecutors want retrial in federal bribery case • Justice Department doesn’t have to save records from inquiries into ex-CIA boss Brennan, judge says • FBI agents and analysts fired for their roles in the Trump classified files investigation sue to get their jobs back • Did you know the largest free-standing concrete bridge in the world is in DC? • Things to do in the DC area: Garden & Craft Show, Quacktoberfest … and more! • Is the Prince George’s County Council too big? Voters will weigh in • Commentary: A year ago, I turned in my Pentagon press badge and walked out. I would do it again. • Parents, students, community groups protest National Guard near DC schools
