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County overall, no major problems. Well keep an eye on things for you. Southbound bw parkway at 197 we have a report of a broken down vehicle with an suv on the right side of the roadway. It isnt slowing anything right now. And remember, 270 south after 109 is looking a lot better. That has reopened as angie just mentioned. And we no longer have the crash there blocking the roadway. Well take a look at 66 coming up. We have breaking news out of northeast d. C. Where there has been a shooting in ...

Shower activity could last. Brand new video showing the moment a man was taken in to custody by police. Shomrai stone has information on the victim and the suspect. Shomari. Good evening. We because she said he was a great guy and enjoyed working at that gas station. Tonight, this video shows what happened after the bus hit him. New video shows d. C. Police with their guns pointed at a hijacked metrobus this morning. Moments later, Police Arrested the suspect, 30yearold keith loving. Police safe...

MCPS announced its four finalists for the Teacher of the Year Award. They are Janie Earle, Carrie Kraynak, Morgan Patel, and Melissa Porter Parks.

The News walks through critical questions about future admissions models at selective universities in the wake of the affirmative action repeal.

Montgomery County Superintendent Monifa McKnight strongly condemned a significant increase in hate and bias incidents that have been reported in schools.

How a ‘mom-student’ created a community to help her stay — and succeed — in college.

Chloe Atissi-Etoh, rising ninth grader at Wootton High School, has gone from watching TikTok videos about upcycling to starting her own fashion brand

Senior, John F. Kennedy High School Having moved to the United States from Ethiopia when she was 5, Hewan Kidanemariam is aware of inequities in the world—especially when it comes to health care. She says her early interest in medicine was influenced by her mother, who was a medical aide during that country’s civil war and would tell stories of bandaging wounded soldiers. “It really comes down to impact. There are other professions where you can help people, but it’s more indirect,” s...