Abby Llorico is a reporter for WUSA-TV, focusing on local news in the Washington, D.C. area. Her work has also been featured in VERIFY, where she tackles topics ranging from technology and business to community stories and consumer issues. Abby is dedicated to delivering accurate and informative news to her viewers.
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Abby Llorico's coverage focuses on local news in the United States, specifically Washington D.C. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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By: Madison Holcomb, Abby Llorico
The survivors have accused the Archdiocese of St. Louis of enabling and covering up the sexual abuse of minors by its clergy members for decades.
By: Abby Llorico
He’s known for his work in the Cardinals front office, but team president Bill DeWitt III is also spending more time in the art studio–and now his work is part of a St. Louis gallery.
By: Abby Llorico
This weekend, dozens of international cultures will come together in Tower Grove Park at the Festival of Nations
The police chief for the City of Manchester is resigning at the end of the month.
At Expat, the James Beard-award winning chef combines international flavors with familiar techniques to create a barbecue spot inspired by wanderlust, homesickness — and hunger.
By: Abby Llorico
The Missouri senator rallied against Amendment 3 at an event held by the First Baptist Church in Ozark.
By: Abby Llorico, Tristen Rouse
U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, center, on Thursday, July 13, 2023 at the Dept. of Energy’s Weldon Spring Site Interpretive Center in St. Charles County.
By: Abby Llorico
Voters’ complicated relationship with the truth is impacting the way campaigns and candidates tailor their messaging, according to Lincoln Land Community College's Natasha Casey.
In St. Louis and St. Charles and St. Louis counties, voting officials say residents are taking advantage of the opportunity to cast a ballot before Election Day.
Some St. Louis University graduate students have voted to unionize. The Graduate Workers of St.
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