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Company that can sell your used baby gear expands to DC area 05/11/2022 10:22am • Denver-based GoodBuy Gear, which buys and sells used baby and children’s items, has expanded to the D.C. region market. GoodBuy Gear, founded in 2016, has now expanded to five metros, including Dallas, Houston and Philadelphia, with plans for continued nationwide growth. More Busines In Maryland GOP governor race, Schulz campaign calls Cox 'unstable' and 'unfit for office' 05/11/2022 08:10am • Del. Daniel L. Cox and former Commerce Secretary Kelly M. Schulz are vying for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the July 19 primary. (Maryland Matters/Danielle E. Gaines) This content was republished with permission from WTOP’s news partners at Maryland Matters. Sign up for Maryland Girls groped near Prince William Co. middle school; police release suspect photo 05/11/2022 07:35am • Surveillance footage shows a man sought in the alleged groping of two girls in Triangle, Virginia, on May 9. (Courtesy Prince William County police) Two 12-year-old girls — each walking toward Graham Park Middle School in Triangle, Virginia, Monday morning — were grabbed and groped. Princ Phasing out resource officers in DC schools to continue as planned 05/11/2022 04:31am • School resource officers are one step closer to being phased out in the District's public schools. In an 8-5 vote Tuesday, the D.C. Council stuck with a plan to gradually reduce the number of school resource officers in public and charter schools from 60 personnel starting July 1 of this year, to Loudoun Co. schools counsel details Virginia AG subpoena request 05/11/2022 01:32am • The counsel for Loudoun County Public Schools confirmed that employees have been issued subpoenas to turn over records for an ongoing grand jury investigation by the Virginia Attorney General's Office into the system's handling of sexual assaults. Robert Falconi told members of the Loudoun County Md. Political Notes: Schulz’s ad blitz, W’s sister for Blair, anniversary of Kamenetz’s death and more 05/10/2022 08:38am • This content was republished with permission from WTOP’s news partners at Maryland Matters. Sign up for Maryland Matters’ free email subscription today. Jittery supporters of former Maryland Commerce Secretary Kelly M. Schulz, a leading Republican candidate for governor locked in a tough pr How Chinese is Chinatown? The importance, and difficulty, of keeping historical connection 05/10/2022 04:26am • Any new construction or renovation in D.C.'s Chinatown has to contribute to the area's Chinese identity. But the small number of longtime residents and the former residents of the area, many of Chinese descent, may recognize little of the neighborhood where they were born and grew up. Brother Montgomery Co. summer camps open for registration 05/09/2022 06:51pm • School will soon be out, and that means summer camp registration is open. From general camps to specialty camps focused on STEM and sports, parents in Montgomery County have several options to keep kids busy. The county will also offer camps that begin after summer school classes end. "We'r Do's, don’ts and other tips for coping with infant formula shortage 05/09/2022 03:21pm • Parents trying to find baby formula are sometimes having to work at it. Supply chain issues, and a recall that began in February, are affecting availability, and an expert from Children’s National Hospital has advice for parents who are trying to cope. “It's a really challenging time for c Search for Anne Arundel Co. school superintendent narrows to top 15 05/09/2022 09:44am • The school board in Anne Arundel County is narrowing down candidates in its search for the next superintendent of the Maryland public school system. Fifteen candidates were selected from the 47 who applied before the April 30 deadline. More Anne Arundel County News More Education Ne Va. AG office denies LGBTQ student records subpoena in Loudoun Co. grand jury investigation 05/09/2022 12:16am • Attorney General Jason Miyares has denied claims from Loudoun County LGBTQ advocacy group Equality Loudoun that students' records were subpoenaed in an ongoing grand jury investigation. On Saturday, the organization posted a notice on its social media handles asking that parents reach out if they Prince George's Co. resident gives back to DC-area moms 05/09/2022 12:01am • This is part of WTOP’s continuing coverage of people making a difference from our community authored by Stephanie Gaines-Bryant. Read more of that coverage. Several decades ago, a single mother of two promised to give back to mothers the same way people gave to her. The D.C. native turned P 3 teens remain held in adult jails after Germantown killing 05/06/2022 03:57pm • Three teenagers facing murder charges after the shooting death of a Frederick, Maryland, man last month will remain held in a section of the Montgomery County Correctional Facility set aside for juveniles — for now, at least. The three teens, a 14-year-old from Germantown, and 15 and 16-year-ol DC nonprofit uses horses to teach kids in Southeast 05/06/2022 02:28pm • Out in a barn in Accokeek, Maryland, three horses wait patiently for a bus load of girls making their way out of the district. Spanning six acres of land, there’s also plenty of space for yoga and meditation, an unexpected getaway from the streets of Southeast. More D.C. News More Olivia, Liam top list of most popular baby names — again 05/06/2022 12:11pm • The baby names topping the popularity charts in 2021 are no strangers to the list. Olivia, the most popular girl name, has topped the Social Security Administration list for three years. Liam, the most popular boy name, has topped the list for five years in a row. New to the club is Theodor