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Howard Co. police charge 9 men for home burglaries 10/01/2022 08:32pm • Nine men have been charged with crimes related to home burglaries in Howard County, Maryland. The suspects are from two groups that targeted residences in the county in May and September, according to a statement from Howard County Police Department. More Howard County News More Cri New York EMT stabbed to death while on break in 'unprovoked attack' 10/01/2022 04:02pm • An on-duty emergency medical technician with the Fire Department of New York was stabbed to death in Queens Thursday afternoon while on break, city officials announced. Alison Russo-Elling, a 25-year-veteran of the FDNY, was working at her EMS station when she went to get food, officials said. Person found dead in burning vehicle in Anne Arundel Co. was shot, autopsy says 10/01/2022 07:24am • An autopsy revealed that the person found dead in a burning vehicle in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, was shot. A person's remains were found charred in the back seat of a vehicle that was engulfed in flames just before midnight on Tuesday. The vehicle was off a winding stretch of Brock Bridge Ro 7 DC police officers accused of letting suspects found with illegal guns go without arrest 10/01/2022 04:20am • Seven D.C. police officers have been accused of misconduct after an internal investigation reportedly found they confiscated illegal guns without trying to arrest the person who had the weapon. D.C. police Chief Robert Contee said it was a community complaint against the department back on Sept. Judge grants access to medical records, delays ruling on whether Hoggle can be tried for murder 09/30/2022 08:38pm • A Montgomery County, Maryland, judge has ruled prosecutors will have access to most of the medical records of Catherine Hoggle, as the judge decides whether she is competent to stand trial for murder in the deaths of her two children. Judge Richard Jordan rejected the arguments from defense attor In the DC area, the ���I��� storms are infamous 09/30/2022 06:05pm • Just as the remnants of Hurricane Ian head north from the Carolinas into the WTOP listening area, a look back to previous hurricanes that have significantly impacted the region shows that the ���I���s��� have it. The naming of tropical storms and hurricanes didn���t start until 1952, and it wasn� Fairfax Co. superintendent says frequent background checks in the works, calls for Va. to sign up for FBI program 09/30/2022 02:38pm • Fairfax County Public Schools in Virginia this week released some of the findings of an independent investigation into how a school counselor was able to keep his arrest and conviction for a sex offense under wraps until he was arrested for a second time. One finding recommended frequent backgrou DC man pleads guilty to throwing Molotov cocktail at Capitol Police 09/30/2022 01:37pm • A D.C. man has pleaded guilty to assault in connection with an incident where he threw a Molotov cocktail at Capitol Police officers. Bernard McCutcheon, 27, pleaded guilty to one charge of assault with a dangerous weapon Friday, federal prosecutors said in a statement. More Local News Off-duty DC police officer hit by car in Prince George���s Co. 09/30/2022 01:25pm • An off-duty D.C. police officer was hit and seriously hurt Friday by a car in a parking lot in Prince George���s County, Maryland, police there said. Kenneth Daniels, a 23-year veteran of the MPD, was hit at about 10:40 a.m. in a parking lot just after he walked out of a store in the 10500 block Safety watchdog says Metro needs to fix patchy communication system 09/30/2022 01:04pm • Metro���s communication devices, such as radios, are critical during an emergency. But an in-depth audit released this week by Metro's safety watchdog says the agency isn't doing enough to ensure communication systems are properly maintained, risking failure when they're needed most. Investigator Beltway Battles postponed after fighter's father, coach killed in DC 09/30/2022 07:25am • A boxing match will be postponed out of respect for Dusty Hernandez-Harrison and his family after the boxer's father and coach was killed in a shooting in D.C. last weekend. The third round of the Beltway Battles was expected to go on Saturday, just a week after one of the fighter's fathers, Arth Expansion of Maryland 'move over' law to start Saturday 09/30/2022 06:00am • Starting Saturday, drivers who come across a disabled vehicle on Maryland roads will need to "move over." The state is expanding its "move over" law, which requires motorists to move over when approaching emergency, law enforcement, tow truck, utility and transportation vehicles while they are st Remnants of Ian expected to soak DC area this weekend 09/29/2022 10:20pm • Remnants from Hurricane Ian are expected to bring boatloads of rain and potentially other nasty weather to the D.C. area this weekend. The expected severe weather has led Virginia to declare a state of emergency, and along with D.C. and Maryland, cancel or postpone events scheduled to take place DC man sues US Park Police officers claiming excessive force in Palisades arrest 09/29/2022 05:08pm • A D.C. man is suing U.S. Park Police officers for an arrest he claims involved excessive force. The civil suit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court on behalf of Jonathon B. McKinney, 31, involves an incident on July 8 near the entrance of Battery Kemble Park on MacArthur Boulevard in the Pal TSA stops Fairfax Co. man from bringing loaded gun on flight at Reagan National 09/29/2022 04:27pm • Officers at Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Virginia, prevented a man from carrying a loaded handgun onto a flight Wednesday. Transportation Security Administration officers spotted the .25 caliber handgun among the Lorton man���s carry-on items. It was loaded with six bullets, the TSA said