[ad_1] Voting trends that were seen nationally in the presidential election also appeared in Maryland and Virginia. Stay with WTOP on air, online and on the WTOP News...
[ad_1] We’re in the middle of fall and trees are shedding their leaves, prompting D.C. to launch its annual leaf collection program. This page contains a...
[ad_1] A large protest outside an &pizza location in D.C. is still set to take place Friday night in response to the local pizza chain’s creation...
[ad_1] Election Day is just about here, but a notable number of Advisory Neighborhood Commission seats have no candidate running on the ballot, raising questions about...
[ad_1] As election season gets more intense, college campuses around the country are becoming pressure cookers with heightened political tension. As election season gets more intense,...
[ad_1] Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears announced Thursday that she would be seeking the Republican nomination for Virginia governor next year. Sign up for WTOP’s Election...
[ad_1] A TSA official in Maryland recalls being in New York City near the base of the World Trade Center complex when the first plane hit...
[ad_1] There is so much history along the National Mall in D.C. that you wouldn’t think to look underground for more of it. The hole discovered...
[ad_1] A pedestrian bridge in the District that collapsed three years ago after a truck slammed into it has now been completely rebuilt and reopened to...
[ad_1] State-run liquor stores operated by the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority (ABC) have been losing thousands of dollars in Northern Virginia due to theft. Now,...
[ad_1] In an effort to give local businesses a financial boost, the City of Fairfax, Virginia, is offering up a $25,000 grant program meant to help...
[ad_1] Drivers in Silver Spring, Maryland, who use Sligo Creek Parkway will soon need to find a new way to get around, as an extended closure...
[ad_1] Tropical Storm Debby pushed bad weather up the East Coast on Wednesday, moving toward Virginia, which is expected to see the heaviest downpours Thursday night...
[ad_1] A pest control company that was accused of putting people and pets at risk in D.C. has agreed to pay the District nearly $140,000 in...
[ad_1] Incoming students at middle and high schools in D.C. are on campus, getting the lay of the land ahead of their first day of classes....
[ad_1] Metro stops at Glenmont, Wheaton, Forest Glen and Silver Spring, which have been shutdown since June, are scheduled to be back open in the coming...
[ad_1] Outdoor dining areas that extend out into streets, known as “streateries,” became extremely popular when the pandemic started as people searched for ways to avoid...
[ad_1] “I really want to hear that very explicit commitment that it’s going to get done,” said Efrat Moshkoviz, the aunt of 20-year-old Naama Levy, one...
[ad_1] Some military families in Virginia have a feeling of “betrayal” after the state Senate reconvened Monday but left for the day without voting to lift...
[ad_1] 7DrumCity is a local business that markets itself as one of the only places in the area for musicians where they are guaranteed to find...