Evan Koslof
wusa9
Washington, DC, United States
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Still too early for wind to impact cherry blossoms, Park Service says
Mike Litterst spoke about the forecast and what it means for peak bloom. → Read More
African American Heritage Trails expand in Alexandria
The new South Trail Route expansion includes 19 new stops. → Read More
'I plan to get through this' | Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin talks cancer diagnosis and the state of politics
Raskin said he is in politics for the long haul despite a tough few years. → Read More
An 18-year-old distant relative of Teddy Roosevelt is now DC's youngest elected leader
At just 18 years old, Quentin Colón Roosevelt is the youngest ANC Commissioner in all of D.C. → Read More
'I've got nothing' | Residents get a closer look at damage from condo explosion
Nearly a month after the explosion rocked the Gaithersburg community, neighbors still want answers. → Read More
DC task force says some homes in Wards 7, 8 don't need to be in the flood zone
A viewer asked us to VERIFY whether the D.C. government is proposing to remove hundreds of houses and buildings from the flood zone in Wards 7 and 8. → Read More
Here is how much candidates Dan Cox and Wes Moore have raised and spent during their campaigns
How much money candidates Dan Cox (R) and Wes Moore (D) have raised since the start of their campaigns, have spent and how much they have left in the bank. → Read More
It costs nearly $10M to replenish Ocean City's beaches every four years
It costs about $10 million to do the process every four years, according to City Manager Terry McGean. → Read More
COVID-19 school policies across DC, Maryland and Virginia
When do students and teachers need to isolate or quarantine? Where will masks be required? Will virtual learning be offered? We found answers across the DMV. → Read More
What's actually in the Inflation Reduction Act?
Here's what the bill really does, and what it means for you. → Read More
Top tips to keep rodents out of DC homes and businesses
VERIFY met with DC Health and rodentologist Bobby Corrigan to find out how DC rats maneuver and thrive in the city. → Read More
Yes, prices are significantly up since last Fourth of July
As Americans hit the road for holiday travel, they'll face higher prices for food, airfare and food. → Read More
32-year-old CEO of online giving platform found shot to death in Fairfax home
Gret Glyer's family confirmed his death to WUSA9 and said he was CEO of DonorSee, which lets people donate to those in need and get a video update of their impact. → Read More
How much protection do you get from COVID antibodies?
Antibody tests show how strong or weak your response is to SARSCoV-2 and the vaccines. → Read More
Verify: Yes, insulin costs about $10 to make but sells for nearly $300
The list price for insulin has ballooned over the last two decades. Why is it so expensive? → Read More
VERIFY: Yes, Virginia Governor Youngkin has now vetoed more bills in his first year than first years of past five administrations
Gov. Glenn Youngkin has had a busy week, signing hundreds of bills into law in the commonwealth. He's also vetoed 26 bills, the most first-term vetoes in decades. → Read More
Are the high gas prices in DC considered price gouging?
In general, local anti-price gouging laws are only set in motion when an emergency is declared. There are no emergency declarations in D.C., Maryland or Virginia. → Read More
VERIFY: Can dogs sniff out COVID-19?
Army scientists teamed up with the University of Pennsylvania to study how canines can help fight against COVID-19 and other chemical and biological threats. → Read More
Hospital beds filling up across the region as omicron cases go up
Hospitals are starting to see beds fill up amid the spread of the omicron variant. → Read More
'It was a gut punch': Immunocompromised people express fear over rising COVID-19 cases
As newest variant spreads, and cases rise, those with weakened immune systems expressed their fear and anger. This is as hospitals fill up across country. → Read More