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New details released on Magruder HS shooting; teen held without bond 01/24/2022 11:50pm • Montgomery County police released new details about Friday's shooting at Magruder High School in Derwood, Maryland, as a judge ruled Monday that the teenager accused of shooting and wounding a classmate will be held without bond. During a news conference Monday afternoon, Montgomery County police What are Putin's intentions in Ukraine? 01/23/2022 09:20am • "This is a big crisis; it's certainly the biggest crisis since the end of the Cold War." Former NATO Ambassador Ivo Daalder is talking about the buildup of 100,000 Russian troops on the border with Ukraine, a former republic of the now-defunct Soviet Union, teetering between Russia and Europe Anne Arundel Medical Center announces potential breach of patient information 01/20/2022 04:44pm • Luminis Health, the owners of Anne Arundel Medical Center in Maryland, announced Thursday that its email system was accessed by an unauthorized party, and some patient information could have been exposed during the breach. The health company said it became aware of the breach within its employee Some businesses have doubts about Montgomery Co.'s vaccine 'passport' plan 01/18/2022 03:47pm • Several groups representing businesses in Montgomery County, Maryland, have major doubts and mixed feelings about a proposed plan to mandate that restaurants, bars, fitness centers and other venues check customers' COVID-19 vaccination status. Montgomery County's "vaccine passport" proposal, whic ���Who should we trust?���: Lawmakers grill state officials over ransomware attack, mishandled vaccines 01/13/2022 07:45pm • This content was republished with permission from WTOP���s news partners at Maryland Matters. Sign up for Maryland Matters��� free email subscription today. State lawmakers slammed officials in the Hogan administration Thursday as they were briefed about a succession of problems the Maryland Depa She Also Served: A woman veteran spotlight with Sherri Carter 01/11/2022 02:43pm • This content is sponsored by��American Military University. Sherri Carter, a self-proclaimed "Army brat," has moved around so frequently throughout her life that she has rarely been stationary long enough to call one particular location "home." "I have lived all over the place," Carter said. " Best jobs in America in 2022 01/11/2022 09:00am • The right job for you The pandemic continued to influence the extreme fluctuations of the job market and the way we worked in 2021. Many workers who were able to remain remote did so, as concerns over the coronavirus persisted in spite of access to vaccines; others returned to a workplace that lo Model says a stranger used an Apple AirTag to track her 01/08/2022 06:42pm • Sports Illustrated model Brooks Nader, 25, took to her Instagram on Thursday to warn her followers to be more aware of their surroundings after she says a stranger tried to track her location using an Apple AirTag ��� a small Bluetooth tracking device. In a series of videos posted to her Inst Capitol riot: Lessons learned are unclear 01/06/2022 05:50am • Even after a year and the arrests of hundreds, thousands of pages of documents gathered and subpoenas being issued, there is still no clear understanding of how the Jan. 6 riot was organized. As a result, a former Department of Homeland Security official believes it too early to know how much was Where we are with cases against the accused Capitol rioters 01/06/2022 04:37am • As the one-year anniversary of the storming of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 arrives, hundreds of cases against the 613 men and 91 women charged that day continue to slowly move through D.C. courts. ���The D.C. courts have never had this many cases in their docket history, in a year,��� said Seamus Capitol riot: Domestic intelligence officials blamed 01/06/2022 04:08am • Months before the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the Capitol, a string of social media posts, rallies and law enforcement observations signaled trouble was coming to Washington, D.C. But according to a former top U.S. official, disarray in the Intelligence Community led to a catastrophic intelligence syst A WTOP reporter's retrospective of the Capitol riots, one year later 01/06/2022 03:54am • There are some things that never leave you. What I witnessed unfold at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was seared into my memory. That day and the following weeks proved something I will never forget. As a digital journalist for WTOP, I documented the event in real-time with photos and videos, from the Jan. 6 looms over Capitol and Congress 'like a ghost' 01/05/2022 06:04am • Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., was on the Senate floor on Jan. 6, when a rioting mob invaded the U.S. Capitol in an effort to disrupt certification of the 2020 presidential election. Less than an hour before people smashed windows and spilled inside the Capitol, Warner, a Democratic lawmaker, had been Polls show Elrich with early lead in race for Montgomery Co. executive 01/03/2022 12:42pm • In six months, Montgomery Democrats will decide whether Marc B. Elrich deserves a second term as county executive. In 2018, Elrich ��� then a three-term member of the County Council ��� eked out a 77-vote victory over David Blair, a wealthy businessman seeking elective office for the first time. Can images from Jan. 6 insurrection traumatize your child? 01/03/2022 09:10am • As the anniversary of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol arrives, some experts say children exposed to those events may react with what doctors call secondary trauma. "If a child has experienced any type of trauma, or remembers the events of Jan. 6, either by witnessing them on TV or hearing a