Ben Dennis is a Reporter & Anchor at DC News Now. He covers a range of topics including urban design, public transportation, and healthcare administration, with a focus on architecture, climate change, and societal issues. Ben's work has been featured in various outlets including ABC 8NEWS WRIC, WAVY-TV 10, and Yahoo News.
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Ben Dennis's coverage predominantly revolves around personal finance, with an emphasis on providing practical advice and tips for saving money. He also covers seasonal topics, such as holiday shopping and Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals.
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by: Ben Dennis Posted: Aug 12, 2026 / 08:48 PM EDT Updated: Aug 12, 2026 / 08:57 PM EDT
By: Ben Dennis, Jenny Gable
by: Ben Dennis Jenny Gable Posted: Updated: FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (WDCW) – A video recorded by a driver in Fairfax County, Virginia, appears to show an ICE officer pointing a gun at her in a parking lot.
By: Ben Dennis, Jenny Gable
by: Ben Dennis Jenny Gable Posted: Updated: FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. ( WDCW ) – A video recorded by a driver in Fairfax County, Virginia, appears to show an ICE officer pointing a gun at her in a parking lot.
By: Ben Dennis, Jenny Gable
Carolina Molina said she was driving in the Falls Church area when an ICE agent accused her of following them and pointed his gun at her.
Carolina Molina, a licensed professional counselor, denied following or threatening the agents.
By: Ben Dennis
The National Park Service wants to give D.C. “administrative jurisdiction” of the DC Armory property, but the Department of Interior plans to keep ownership of the 9.4 acres.
WASHINGTON ( DC News Now ) -- The National Park Service wants to give D.C. "administrative jurisdiction" of the DC Armory property, according to documents published by the National Capital Planning Commission.
by: Ben Dennis Posted: Aug 24, 2026 / 09:08 PM EDT Updated: Aug 24, 2026 / 09:08 PM EDT
by: Ben Dennis Posted: Aug 25, 2026 / 09:00 PM EDT Updated: Aug 25, 2026 / 09:00 PM EDT
By: Ben Dennis
Two parents from the D.C. region who lost children after separate forms of online harm say Meta’s multibillion-dollar settlement with states represents progress but falls short of the broader prote…
