WTOP is tracking snow conditions as the storm moves across the entire D.C. region. From Maryland to D.C. to Virginia, we have you covered on what to expect. Listen live at 103.5 FM or through the WTOP app: https://live.wtop.com/listen/ | WTOP News
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WTOP is tracking snow conditions as the storm moves across the entire D.C. region. From Maryland to D.C. to Virginia, we have you covered on what to expect. Listen live at 103.5 FM or through the WTOP app: https://live.wtop.com/listen/ | WTOP News
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Wondering about traffic this Friday morning? WTOP's Reada Kessler detailed the backup caused on I-95 when a tractor-trailer got involved in a crash. For the latest traffic updates, listen live to WTOP News on the 8s: https://bit.ly/HeardOnWTOPFacebook | WTOP News
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Wondering about traffic this Friday morning? WTOP's Reada Kessler detailed the backup caused on I-95 when a tractor-trailer got involved in a crash. For the latest traffic updates, listen live to WTOP News on the 8s: https://bit.ly/HeardOnWTOPFacebook | WTOP News
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WTOP Engineer David Mundschenk clearing the snow off of the WTOP satellite in Chevy Chase, Maryland. (🎥: WTOP/José Umaña) For more weather reporting, head to WTOP: https://wtop.com/weather-news/2026/01/dc-area-braces-for-winter-storm-that-could-blanket-the-region-with-10-inches-of-snow-plus-freezing-rain/ | WTOP News
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WTOP Engineer David Mundschenk clearing the snow off of the WTOP satellite in Chevy Chase, Maryland. (🎥: WTOP/José Umaña) For more weather reporting, head to WTOP: https://wtop.com/weather-news/2026/01/dc-area-braces-for-winter-storm-that-could-blanket-the-region-with-10-inches-of-snow-plus-freezing-rain/ | WTOP News
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WTOP has rounded up 15 soups and stews from local restaurants in the District and beyond that should appeal to spoon-clutching diners in need of something warm and comforting. Find the full list of soups and stews worth slurping on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Michelle Goldchain) | WTOP News
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WTOP has rounded up 15 soups and stews from local restaurants in the District and beyond that should appeal to spoon-clutching diners in need of something warm and comforting. Find the full list of soups and stews worth slurping on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Michelle Goldchain) | WTOP News
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In our series “2025 in Review,” WTOP takes a look back at some of 2025’s most memorable or impactful stories that happened in the D.C. area. Listen on air, or read and watch them online. This year has been full of viral moments — from the funny, to the emotional, to the just plain weird. Find out what they are on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. | WTOP News
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In our series “2025 in Review,” WTOP takes a look back at some of 2025’s most memorable or impactful stories that happened in the D.C. area. Listen on air, or read and watch them online. This year has been full of viral moments — from the funny, to the emotional, to the just plain weird. Find out what they are on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. | WTOP News
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A longtime Maryland small business that many thought had shut its doors for good is back open and thriving. In today’s edition of “Matt About Town,” WTOP’s Matt Kaufax takes us behind the duckpins at White Oak Bowling Lanes. https://wtop.com/gallery/montgomery-county/watch-down-but-never-out-last-montgomery-co-duckpin-bowling-lanes-thrive-after-reopening-in-white-oak/ | WTOP News
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A longtime Maryland small business that many thought had shut its doors for good is back open and thriving. In today’s edition of “Matt About Town,” WTOP’s Matt Kaufax takes us behind the duckpins at White Oak Bowling Lanes. https://wtop.com/gallery/montgomery-county/watch-down-but-never-out-last-montgomery-co-duckpin-bowling-lanes-thrive-after-reopening-in-white-oak/ | WTOP News
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WTOP's Reada Kessler is back once again with a traffic report featuring a semi-hidden song lyric. Can you guess the song referenced in her broadcast? Let WTOP know in the comments. To listen to WTOP live, tune your radio to 103.5 FM or listen online: https://bit.ly/HeardOnWTOPFacebook (🎥: WTOP/Michelle Goldchain) | WTOP News
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Thousands are still without power as trees were uprooted and powers lines were downed downed due to high winds that buffeted the D.C. region. Learn more about the latest weather updates on WTOP: https://wtop.com/local/2025/02/high-winds-down-trees-and-power-lines-here-in-montgomery-co/ | WTOP News
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Just like you — we're gearing up ahead of the anticipated weather this weekend! We'll be here 24/7 like always, giving you live weather updates as they're happening. Listen along at 103.5 FM, on our app or online: https://live.wtop.com/listen | WTOP News
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A new venture between chef Nancy Silverton and restaurateur Stephen Starr is set to open in D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood on Nov. 10, and WTOP got to take a sneak peek inside. This D.C. site is the first East Coast location of Osteria Mozza, which already has locations in Mexico and London. Learn more about what to expect from Osteria Mozza in D.C. on WTOP: https://wtop.com/food-restaurant/2024/11/take-a-sneak-peek-inside-soon-to-open-italian-eatery-osteria-mozza/ | WTOP News
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At WTOP News, we take our Holiday Week potluck seriously. Here's what our newsroom brought for this year's festivities. For more holiday reporting, head to WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Michelle Goldchain) | WTOP News
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After a hot and humid day dried the ground out in the D.C. area, a wave of thunderstorms and heavy winds have entered the region. Quarter to golf ball-sized hail and 70 mph wind gusts are also to be expected, according to the National Weather Service. https://wtop.com/weather-news/2024/08/after-the-sun-comes-the-rain-dc-area-under-heavy-storms-as-humidity-brings-temps-up/ | WTOP News
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WTOP News on Instagram: "It’s been nearly two weeks since snow and sleet blanketed the D.C. region, and the city has restarted issuing fines to residents and business owners who haven’t cleared sidewalks and other areas around their properties. Learn more about how inspectors are reminding local businesses of their responsibility to clear the snow on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Scott Gelman)"
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The raccoon reportedly destroyed hundreds of dollars worth of liquor. Read more about this masked troublemaker’s rampage at WTOP.com or on the WTOP app. Link in bio. (🎥: Virginia ABC) | WTOP News
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday threw his support behind congressional efforts for a federal takeover of the nation’s capital, saying he approves putting the District of Columbia back under direct federal control. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump complained about crime and homelessness in the District. Learn more about Trump's comments on WTOP: https://wtop.com/government/2025/02/trump-says-federal-government-should-take-over-dc-backing-congressional-gop-push/ | WTOP News
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Thousands of protestors marched from the Washington Monument to the White House in D.C. on Saturday, rallying in support of Kilmar Abrego Garcia – the Maryland resident who was mistakenly deported by President Donald Trump’s administration last month. “If the Supreme Court can be defied, then our democracy has died,” one local protestor, Mike, told WTOP’s Jimmy Alexander. Read more about Saturday’s demonstration at WTOP.com. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Jimmy Alexander) | WTOP News
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A large crowd packed a Reston, Virginia, church on Thursday night, singing and holding candles to honor those who have been injured or killed during interactions with federal law enforcement officials. Led by community and religious leaders, the crowd applauded as speakers urged them to speak out. Pictures of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, who were both killed in Minneapolis, sat in the front of the room at United Christian Parish. The gathering came days after Pretti, an intensive care unit nurse
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Love was in the air Friday at the Wilson Building in D.C., thanks to the LOVE Act. On Oct. 7, the D.C. Council passed the Let Our Vows Endure (LOVE) Emergency Act, which gives Mayor Muriel Bowser the power to handle marriage licenses and authorize wedding officiants during the government shutdown. D.C. residents were able to get marriage licenses for the first time since the shutdown started at the beginning of the month. Learn more about bringing weddings back to D.C. on WTOP.com or our app. Li
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Dozens of demonstrators marched down the streets of Hyattsville, Maryland, protesting a proposed Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility. Democratic Rep. Glenn Ivey and other Maryland elected officials sent a letter this week to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and ICE Director Todd Lyons for more information about the project. Learn more about the rally against a proposed ICE facility on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Luke Lukert) | WTOP News
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Cold temperatures can shock water pipes and mains, especially older ones, resulting in pipe leaks and water main breaks which cut off water to homes. When those things happen, there are crews ready to respond, rain or shine — or with snow, ice and subfreezing temperatures. Here's what it’s like fixing a big water main in frigid temperatures, according to those who work for WSSC Water. Learn more on WTOP: https://wtop.com/local/2025/01/what-its-like-fixing-big-water-main-in-frigid-temperatures/ |
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The D.C. region was hit with heavy snow, sleet and ice on Sunday. While this weekend's winter storm may not be remembered for the amount of snow it brought to the area, it will be remembered for the ice. Snow transitioned to sleet Sunday morning, and according to the National Weather Service, snow totals topped out around 9 inches in the D.C. area, with most places seeing between 5 and 6 inches of snow accumulation. Temperatures Sunday afternoon were sitting well below freezing — around 20 degre
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Some 40 people spent the last 14 days on foot carrying a giant copy of the U.S. Constitution from Philadelphia to the nation’s capital. The 160-mile pilgrimage ended Friday with a crowd cheering as the “We Are America” marchers made their way to the stage in the shadows of the U.S. Capitol. Among the speakers at a rally held by the group were Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen, Texas U.S. Rep. Al Green, retired U.S. Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn, and march organizer Maggie Bohara, the stay-at-ho
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It’s that time of year again. The "Golden Arches" are turning green — as in shamrock green. McDonald’s is rolling out the Shamrock Shake at its restaurant locations for a limited time. The Shamrock Shake was born in Connecticut in 1967, when a local restaurant owner wanted to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, according to McDonald's. The shake then moved to more locations in 1970, becoming a real hit in some cities. Learn more about the Shamrock Shake on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Jo
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WTOP's Dave Dildine narrates the chaotic scene that unfolded when a man who stole a Maryland State Highway truck struck more than a dozen vehicles. Police say Flavio Cesar Lanuza, 27, of Laurel, Maryland, was arrested Friday after leading officers on a chase along Route 29 and through the surrounding suburban neighborhoods. Learn more on WTOP.com. (🎥: Courtesy 7News/SkyTrak7) | WTOP News
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Ever wonder exactly how your checked baggage gets to your destination? WTOP took a behind-the-scenes tour with United Airlines to see how it handles luggage for the 53,000 passengers flying in and out of Dulles International Airport daily, during this Labor Day weekend. (🎥: WTOP/Neal Augenstein) | WTOP News
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It’s been a week since heavy snow and ice pummeled the D.C. region. While many residents spent days shoveling paths back to a normal life, others also looked after their neighbors. (📹: WTOP/Jimmy Alexander) | WTOP News
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The holiday season is nearing, and with it comes a bounty of markets worth shopping at, while enjoying a much-needed mug of hot cocoa and other festive treats. WTOP reached out to the event organizers of the D.C. Holiday Market in the Dupont Circle neighborhood to find out what’s new this year. Learn more about what to expect this year at the D.C. Holiday Market on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: D.C. Holiday Market) | WTOP News
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With heavy snow changing into sleet and freezing rain on Sunday in the D.C. region, WTOP's Dave Dildine explains how snow and sleet are measured during snowstorms. For more weather reporting, head to WTOP: https://wtop.com/weather-news/2026/01/dc-area-braces-for-winter-storm-that-could-blanket-the-region-with-10-inches-of-snow-plus-freezing-rain/ (🎥: WTOP/Dave Dildine) | WTOP News
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A puppy running around outside a home in Bowie, Maryland, Sunday while snow was falling. (🎥: WTOP/Anne Kramer) Listen live at 103.5 FM or through the WTOP app: live.wtop.com/listen/One | WTOP News
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of I.M.P. Concerts taking over the operation of Merriweather Post Pavilion. WTOP got a behind-the-scenes tour of new renovations to the iconic amphitheater in Columbia, Maryland. https://wtop.com/entertainment/2024/05/from-skylawn-to-swimming-pool-behind-the-scenes-tour-of-renovations-at-merriweather-post-pavilion/ | WTOP News
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WEATHER ALERT: A radar-confirmed tornado touched down near Annapolis on Wednesday, damaging a high school stadium concession stand and prompting many road closures. bit.ly/3jBTVKk 📷: Dimitri Winters | WTOP News
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Most of us hoped our Thanksgiving holiday weekend was filled with great food, perfect weather and zero drama. Sadly, that only happens in Hallmark movies, while real life is closer to the Steve Martin and John Candy classic ’80s film, “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.” For example, Ann and Wayne Antoniazzi traveled from their home outside of Richmond, Virginia, to her sister’s house in Collegeville, Pennsylvania. During a stop at the rest area on Interstate 95 in Laurel, Maryland, she told WTOP
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Tom Sietsema’s surprise announcement that he's stepping down as The Washington Post’s longtime food critic and revealing his identity landed like a thunderclap across D.C.’s dining scene: sudden, seismic and impossible to ignore. In an interview with WTOP, he spoke about how he became a food critic, what the reality of being a food critic is like, why he’s stepping down and what he hopes to do next. Learn more about Sietsema on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Michelle Goldchain) | WT
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WTOP's Dave Dildine captured this video of bystanders helping occupants of a car out of flash flooding in Silver Spring, Maryland, on Saturday. The car began slowly spinning around the flooded intersection. One of the women was pulled from the vehicle by a bystander while the other was assisted onto higher ground by fire crews. Learn more about the rescue on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Dave Dildine) | WTOP News
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With approximately 300 cakes in attendance made by local home cooks and professional bakers, the National Museum of Women in the Arts hosted what may be the biggest, sweetest potluck in the region. This Sunday, D.C.-based bakers Jill Nguyen and Tiffany MacIsaac organized “The Bigger Cake Exchange” event with one rule: Those who come must bring a cake. Learn more about the "Cake Exchange" event on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (📸: WTOP/Michelle Goldchain) | WTOP News
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Tom Sietsema’s surprise announcement that he’s stepping down as The Washington Post’s longtime food critic and revealing his identity landed like a thunderclap across D.C.’s dining scene: sudden, seismic and impossible to ignore. In an interview with WTOP, he spoke about how he became a food critic, what the reality of being a food critic is like, why he’s stepping down and what he hopes to do next. Learn more about Sietsema on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Michelle Goldchain) | WT
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The Thursday before Memorial Day, customers were already making trips to D.C.’s Wharf to select their blue crabs from Jessie Taylor Seafood. Learn more about how people enjoy their crabs on WTOP: https://wtop.com/dc/2024/05/people-are-ready-for-some-crabs-summer-season-kicks-off/ | WTOP News
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While a lot of young people are enjoying the Sunday snowstorm by playing or sledding in the white powder, some enterprising teens in South Riding, Virginia, are hard at work with their nascent snow shoveling business. With the snowstorm fully underway, it's safe to say that the idea of leaving the fireplace first thing Sunday morning and shoveling the driveway, sidewalk and steps wasn't appealing. Learn more about the snow shoveling business on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Neal Au
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A severe thunderstorm was shown outside WTOP Studios in Chevy Chase, Maryland, as thunderstorm warnings are popping up Thursday evening as quick-moving storms drop buckets of rain on the D.C. region and bring powerful, damaging winds. WTOP wants to know what you’re seeing. Send photos and videos of the storm using the feedback button in the WTOP app. (🎥: WTOP/Michelle Goldchain/Abigail Constantino) | WTOP News
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Stumpy, the famous distressed cherry tree in D.C., will be among the 140 cherry trees that will be removed around the Tidal Basin. Learn more about the rehabilitation of the seawalls on WTOP: https://wtop.com/gallery/dc/dcs-short-cherry-tree-stumpy-on-the-chopping-block/ | WTOP News
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CLAWS AND EFFECT: The Chesapeake blue crab is a symbol of Maryland, but most local restaurants get their crab meat from hundreds of miles away. In part 1 of a four-part series, WTOP examines where the crab meat on your plate comes from. https://wtop.com/maryland/2024/09/claws-and-effects-wtop-looks-at-the-murky-future-of-the-chesapeake-blue-crab/ | WTOP News
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Did you know the secret to having the best happy hour in D.C. is bringing your furriest friends along? In today’s episode of “Matt About Town,” WTOP’s Matt Kaufax heads to Peruvian Brothers restaurant, part of La Cosecha in D.C.’s Union Market District, to attend his very first alpaca happy hour! Learn more on WTOP: https://wtop.com/gallery/matt-about-town/matt-about-town-dcs-latest-alpacadorable-trend-combines-happy-hour-with-the-best-furry-friends/ | WTOP News
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LOCAL UPATE: The father of two young boys who lost their lives in a house fire in Fairfax County, Virginia, says the older boy died trying to shield his brother from the flames. https://wtop.com/fairfax-county/2024/04/fairfax-county-family-looks-to-shine-the-light-after-losing-2-young-sons-in-house-fire/ | WTOP News
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A top Immigration and Customs Enforcement official testified Thursday about the steps the Trump administration has taken to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the West African country of Liberia, as the Trump administration continues its push to remove him from the U.S. ahead of his criminal trial on human smuggling charges next year. U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis, who is presiding over Abrego Garcia’s challenge to the administration’s efforts to deport him, had ordered the immigration official, J
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Pools are closing, people are heading home from beaches, lakes and three-day weekend trips which means only one thing: It’s Labor Day Monday. When you look back at the Summer of 2025, what will stick out? That’s what WTOP tried to find out by asking those around the D.C. area for their summer highlight. Find more highlights from WTOP's man on the street interviews on WTOP: https://wtop.com/local/2025/09/flying-sleeping-and-playing-baseball-highlights-of-the-summer/ (🎥: WTOP/Jimmy Alexander) | W
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Thousands of students went back to school Monday in D.C., some carrying first-day jitters. The school year began amid a surge in federal law enforcement that brought thousands of federal law enforcement and National Guard members to the streets of D.C. One school in the District saw a major $71 million dollar modernization project completed over the summer. Staff welcomed students and parents to the newly refurbished Oyster-Adams Bilingual School in Adams Morgan early Monday. Learn more about D.
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Flight reductions at 40 major U.S. airports will remain at 6% instead of rising to 10% by the end of the week because more air traffic controllers are coming to work, officials said Wednesday. But there was a sense of relief for passengers at Dulles Airport Thursday morning as they hope that flights will get back to normal. Learn more about flights on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/Neal Augenstein) | WTOP News
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The wintry weekend storm has moved on, but locals in the D.C. region still face dangerously cold conditions. This video, taken in Burtonsville, Md., shows Lola, the dog, "helping" her owner clear the snow from the driveway. For the latest weather updates, listen to WTOP News live at 103.5 FM or online: https://live.wtop.com/listen/?autoplay=1&utm_medium=web&utm_source=homepage&utm_content=listen_live_bar (🎥: WTOP/Vanessa Roberts) | WTOP News
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Hundreds of mock mourners headed to the Lincoln Memorial on Saturday to attend a “funeral” for the penny. Along with musicians playing taps, there were a couple of Abraham Lincoln look-alikes, actors portraying George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Mary Todd Lincoln, and yes, even John Wilkes Booth. (📹: WTOP/Jimmy Alexander) | WTOP News
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Scores of National Institutes of Health employees returned to the office for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic. They were met by supporters singing in a chorus, offering thanks and flowers. Learn more on WTOP: https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2025/03/employees-returning-to-work-at-the-nih-are-met-with-songs-of-support/ | WTOP News
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Crews began reconstruction plans around Black Lives Matter Plaza near the White House in Northwest D.C. on Monday morning. Learn more on WTOP: https://wtop.com/local/2025/03/work-begins-on-changes-to-dcs-black-lives-matter-plaza/ | WTOP News
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What better way to enjoy Presidents’ Day than to visit a home of a former Commander in Chief? If you can’t get tickets to visit the White House, go take a visit to The President Woodrow Wilson House, Washington D.C.’s only home of a President that is open to the public. Learn more at WTOP.com. https://wtop.com/dc/2024/02/dcs-other-presidential-home-thats-open-to-the-public/ (🎥: WTOP/Jimmy Alexander) | WTOP News
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U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro touted promising crime trends during a community meeting Thursday, as residents pushed back and expressed frustration with masked federal agents and an increased ICE presence in their neighborhoods. Pirro’s comments came during a post-surge accountability forum, hosted by the 3rd District Citizens Advisory Council. During the nearly hourlong conversation, Pirro said President Donald Trump’s law enforcement surge across the city has resulted in a significant d
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With all this rain, the D.C. area will be under a flood warning Wednesday night into Thursday. Here in Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia, is the confluence of the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River. The Potomac River is expected to rise above flood stage over night. But it’s not expected to be anywhere near the major flood heights that are etched into this wooden sign. And 50 miles down the river in White’s Ferry on the Maryland side, they know what to expect when the Potomac rises. Learn more a
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Investigators are hoping to find the source of a gas leak Tuesday in the Centreville, Virginia, neighborhood where a house exploded Sunday night, injuring two people and sending dozens of families out of their homes. Officials with Fairfax County Fire and Rescue are still on the scene of the explosion to support the gas companies’ work to find the source of the leak and the National Transportation Safety Board’s investigation. Learn more about the investigation into the explosion on WTOP.com or
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WTOP has rounded up 15 soups and stews from local restaurants in the District and beyond that should appeal to spoon-clutching diners in need of something warm and comforting. Find the full list of soups and stews worth slurping on WTOP.com or our app. Link in bio. (🎥: WTOP/@Michelle Goldchain) (📸: Courtesy Paraíso)
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