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Fall safety tips for pedestrians, drivers, cyclists as daylight wanes Fall safety tips for pedestrians, drivers, cyclists as daylight wanes 11/17/2022 08:01pm • When was the last time you got a traffic ticket? The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governmentsâ fall Street Smart campaign includes enhanced enforcement of traffic laws regionwide. âœWe write tickets not to inconvenience people, we write tickets to save lives,â said Jason Bagshaw a c Prince William Planning Commission advances Comprehensive Plan update Prince William Planning Commission advances Comprehensive Plan update 11/17/2022 12:31pm • This article was written by WTOPâs news partner InsideNoVa.com and republished with permission. Sign up for InsideNoVa.comâs free email subscription today. Prince William County is putting the finishing touches on its vision for the next 18 years. At its meeting Nov. 9, the Planning Co Jay Leno is expected to fully recover from 'significant burns,' doctor says Jay Leno is expected to fully recover from 'significant burns,' doctor says 11/16/2022 09:37pm • ▶ Watch Video: Jay Leno underwent skin grafts for burns Jay Leno is expected to fully recover from the burn injuries he sustained over the weekend, according to a doctor treating his injuries. Dr. Peter Grossman, the president of the Los Angeles Society of Plastic Surgeons and medic DC's Racial Equity Action Plan aims to provide opportunities DC's Racial Equity Action Plan aims to provide opportunities 11/16/2022 08:42pm • D.C. has released a draft version of its plan to move the District closer to racial equality. Itâs called D.C.âs Racial Equity Action Plan, and Mayor Muriel Bowser said it will serve as the beginning of a roadmap to make D.C. prosperous for every resident. More DC News More Loca Long-awaited Silver Line extension opens in Fairfax, Loudoun Long-awaited Silver Line extension opens in Fairfax, Loudoun 11/15/2022 05:57pm • This article was written by WTOPâs news partner InsideNoVa.com and republished with permission. Sign up for InsideNoVa.comâs free email subscription today. Metro is up and running in Loudoun County. Eight years after the first phase of the Silver Line opened five new stations in Fairfax Co Pedestrian struck while crossing street in Montgomery Co. Pedestrian struck while crossing street in Montgomery Co. 11/15/2022 05:37pm • A man who had been crossing the street now has life-threatening injuries following a crash in Montgomery County, Maryland. It happened Monday afternoon on the 1600 block of East Gude Drive in Rockville. Police found that the 40-year-old had been crossing when he was struck by a blue Toyota Cor Adopting a dog Adopting a dog 11/15/2022 04:29pm • This content is written by Dr. Lindsay Lane, partner at Rocky Gorge Animal Hospital. Adding a new member to the family isnât a decision to be taken lightly. There are a lot of things to consider; what to get, how old it should be, where to get it from, and the care that pet will need for the re Why is Loudoun tourism spending so high? Why is Loudoun tourism spending so high? 11/15/2022 10:21am • Tourism revenue in Loudoun County last year was up 61% from 2020 but more than half of that was in the "transportation" category. To calculate tourism spending, the Virginia Tourism Corp. uses aviation-related spending at Dulles International Airport for visitors' airport and passenger data, as w Suspect in custody in shooting death of 3 football players at U.Va. Suspect in custody in shooting death of 3 football players at U.Va. 11/14/2022 09:45pm • A University of Virginia student is in custody after being accused of fatally shooting three football players on the Charlottesville campus late Sunday night. The victims are identified as Devin Chandler, a second-year student from Virginia Beach; D'Sean Perry, a fourth-year student from Miami; a Season’s first flakes expected in DC’s western suburbs Seasonâs first flakes expected in DCâs western suburbs 11/14/2022 04:09pm • Just as the growing season ends along Interstate 95 from Monday morningâs sub-freezing temperatures, Mother Nature has tricks up her sleeves on Tuesday. Low pressure pushing across the southern Plains will sweep into the D.C area just in time for the Tuesday evening commute. While the storm wil Footage of Md. road rage shooting released Footage of Md. road rage shooting released 11/14/2022 01:33pm • Maryland State Police have released video of a deadly road rage shooting earlier this year, and they hope the public can identify the shooter. It happened around 5:45 p.m. on Saturday, March 19, along eastbound U.S. Route 50 at Veterans Parkway. Police believe the victim, 29-year-old Delonte Hick Car Review: Genesis steps up its game with the 2023 Genesis G90 3.5T E-Supercharger Car Review: Genesis steps up its game with the 2023 Genesis G90 3.5T E-Supercharger 11/14/2022 05:35am • It used to be that choosing a Genesis model meant getting a good luxury car for a lower price than the rivals, but the experience wasnât as rewarding. For 2023, Genesis goes from playing nice to a full-on assault against the established large luxury sedans. Gone are the days of the large but vanil Amid a major federal investment in electric cars, it’s time for states to step up, advocates say Amid a major federal investment in electric cars, itâs time for states to step up, advocates say 11/13/2022 12:45pm • This content was republished with permission from WTOPâs news partners at Maryland Matters. Sign up for Maryland Mattersâ free email subscription today. For years, electric vehicles posed something of a chicken-and-egg problem. Mass adoption, seen as critical to cutting the largest sing Virginia high school remembers student athlete killed in car crash Virginia high school remembers student athlete killed in car crash 11/12/2022 06:06pm • A student-athlete at Washington-Liberty High School in Arlington, Virginia, was killed in a car crash in the Rock Spring neighborhood on Friday. Another teen is facing charges for their involvement in the fatal crash. Braylon Meade â a senior basketball and football player, as well as an academ Baltimore plan bans squeegee workers from some high-traffic areas 11/11/2022 09:16am • Panhandlers known as "squeegee workers" have been common in Baltimore since the 1980s. Now a new plan aims to stop them from cleaning drivers' windshields for cash in certain high-traffic parts of the city. A pilot program will be launched in six areas of Baltimore, including Conway and Light
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