Adam Longo
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Washington, DC, United States
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Maryland Rep. Hoyer says battle over FBI headquarters is far from over
Maryland leaders say more needs to be done before a decision can be made on the future home of the FBI. → Read More
Virginia, Maryland leaders make final pitches for FBI headquarters this week
Delegations from Virginia and Maryland are expected to make their final pitches for the new FBI home on Wednesday and Thursday, according to a spokesperson. → Read More
What's at the bottom of the Anacostia River? WUSA9 goes 'magnet fishing'
Explorer and relic hunter Evan Woodard brought WUSA9 along as he searched for sunken 'treasure' in D.C.'s Navy Yard. → Read More
Family in Maryland pushes for law on fentanyl testing in hospitals
Many hospitals don't test for the deadly opioid when doing a toxicology screening. → Read More
Go-Go global: DC's official music is headed to Cuba
FutureBandDC is teaching a go-go masterclass as part of a cultural exchange program. → Read More
DC's new 'Revised Criminal Code Act' faces uphill battle against Sen. Hagerty's push to overturn
Thirty-one Democrats crossed party lines and voted with the GOP on the criminal code measure and forty-two Democrats voted to disapprove of the voting rights measure → Read More
Could DC become the 51st state? A new bill aims to make it happen
Advocates and supporters agree, the political math is not favorable to get a D.C. statehood bill on President Biden's desk this year. → Read More
DC Council overrides Mayor Bowser's veto. Criminal code reforms to take effect in 2025
Councilmember Trayon White was the only vote against the veto. → Read More
House Oversight Committee moves to strike down new DC non-citizen voting law
DC Council approved a bill in 2022 allowing non-citizens to vote in local elections. → Read More
These Gen Z delegates are ready to speak for the Maryland youth
Delegates Joe Vogel, 25, and Jeff Long, 26, have made history. Now they both say they are ready to get to work. → Read More
New laws for 2023 in DC, Maryland and Virginia
A handful of new laws take effect Jan. 1 in the D.C. region. Here are some of the highlights. → Read More
Virginia authorities plan to use drones to avoid another winter standstill on I-95
Other changes include improving interstate signage, and communication among Virginia traffic agencies. → Read More
'I'm sorry on his behalf' | Father of accused UVA shooting suspect speaks
Chris Jones Sr. is still trying to understand why his son would gun down three people. → Read More
Commanders face new financial investigation in Virginia
The team is now under investigation by federal prosecutors in Virginia. → Read More
Group throws woman off DC Metro bus, video shows
Metro Transit Police are asking anyone who may have information about the incident to call them. → Read More
Candidates for Maryland governor face off in debate
Dan Cox called Wes Moore 'phony' while Moore accused Cox of misrepresenting a number of his positions. → Read More
Former educator brings West Virginia produce to DC's food deserts
Sharon Carey launched Sammy's Farm during the pandemic to link farmers with consumers inside the D.C. Beltway. → Read More
Fusing politics & booze in DC with new 'Dissent Gin'
The 'Dissent Gin' is very tasty and features flavors of pepper, allspice, bay leaf, ginger, lemon, mandarin orange and hickory smoke. → Read More
New vegan bar gaining attention for unique 'green' drinks and non-alcoholic options
This year, the husband and wife proprietors of DC Vegan expanded into the beverage space - opening 'Botanical Bar' in the ground floor space. → Read More
Commanders owner Dan Snyder 'will testify voluntarily' in Oversight Committee deposition
A committee spokesperson said Snyder's deposition "will go forward" Thursday. → Read More