Virginia State Senator Bill Stanley said the father of TV reporter Alison Parker, who was killed live on the air in August, threatened him and his family in messages on Facebook and to his campaign.… Read more
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REPORT: Washington Nationals Name Bud Black as Manager
The Nats have reportedly named former San Diego Padres’ manager Bud Black as their new skipper.… Read more
LISTEN: McAuliffe on Parrish I-66 Toll Ads: “Dishonest, Disingenuous, Lying”
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe said State Senate candidate Hal Parrish’s ad regarding tolling on I-66 “dishonest, disingenuous, and lying.”… Read more
NORAD Blimp Becomes Loose From Mooring
A blimp associated with NORAD’s surveillance of the east coast has become untethered from its mooring in Maryland. … Read more
CHECK, PLEASE! Redskins Rookies Pay Thousand of Dollars for Team Veterans’ Dinner
Redskins newbies paid over $22,000 for team veterans in the annual rite of passage: the rookie dinner.… Read more
LISTEN: Virginia Transportation Board Green Lights I-66 Tolling Plan Outside the Beltway
The VA Transportation Board unanimously voted to approve plans adding High Occupancy Toll lanes to I-66 from Haymarket to the Beltway.… Read more
LISTEN: Montgomery County Officer Reunited with K-9 Partner After 5 Months
The online campaign “Bring Chip Home” for a MOCO Police Officer was a success. His dog was returned after a 5-month separation.… Read more
Panda Watch: Bei Bei is Growing Teeth, Gaining Weight
Bei Bei the panda cub is growing teeth, according to biologists at the National Zoo.… Read more
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot Endorses Hillary Clinton
Maryland State Comptroller Franchot has endorsed Hillary Clinton for president, not former state Governor Martin O’Malley.… Read more
Maryland to Require All 1- and 2-Year-Olds to be Tested for Lead Poisoning
Maryland will require all 1- and 2-year-olds in the state to be tested for lead poisoning by early next year.… Read more
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Category Archives: Local News
Virginia State Senator Says Father of Slain TV Journalist Threatened His Family
Virginia State Senator Bill Stanley said the father of TV reporter Alison Parker, who was killed live on the air in August, threatened him and his family in messages on Facebook and to his campaign.… Continue Reading
REPORT: Washington Nationals Name Bud Black as Manager
The Nats have reportedly named former San Diego Padres’ manager Bud Black as their new skipper.… Continue Reading
LISTEN: McAuliffe on Parrish I-66 Toll Ads: “Dishonest, Disingenuous, Lying”
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe said State Senate candidate Hal Parrish’s ad regarding tolling on I-66 “dishonest, disingenuous, and lying.”… Continue Reading
NORAD Blimp Becomes Loose From Mooring
A blimp associated with NORAD’s surveillance of the east coast has become untethered from its mooring in Maryland. … Continue Reading
CHECK, PLEASE! Redskins Rookies Pay Thousand of Dollars for Team Veterans’ Dinner
Redskins newbies paid over $22,000 for team veterans in the annual rite of passage: the rookie dinner.… Continue Reading
LISTEN: Virginia Transportation Board Green Lights I-66 Tolling Plan Outside the Beltway
The VA Transportation Board unanimously voted to approve plans adding High Occupancy Toll lanes to I-66 from Haymarket to the Beltway.… Continue Reading
LISTEN: Montgomery County Officer Reunited with K-9 Partner After 5 Months
The online campaign “Bring Chip Home” for a MOCO Police Officer was a success. His dog was returned after a 5-month separation.… Continue Reading
Panda Watch: Bei Bei is Growing Teeth, Gaining Weight
Bei Bei the panda cub is growing teeth, according to biologists at the National Zoo.… Continue Reading
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot Endorses Hillary Clinton
Maryland State Comptroller Franchot has endorsed Hillary Clinton for president, not former state Governor Martin O’Malley.… Continue Reading
Maryland to Require All 1- and 2-Year-Olds to be Tested for Lead Poisoning
Maryland will require all 1- and 2-year-olds in the state to be tested for lead poisoning by early next year.… Continue Reading