Casey Nolen is a news anchor for WUSA-TV, covering the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia areas. With a background in reporting in St. Louis, Casey brings his experience and expertise to deliver local news stories that impact the community. His articles focus on a range of topics, including crime, local government, and community events.
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Casey Nolen's coverage predominantly focuses on local news concerning crime, government and politics in the Washington D.C. area. He often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to traffic accidents, COVID-19, crime, law enforcement, local government announcements impacting community safety.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. — While national trends show fewer people killed on the road in 2023, in Maryland, the roads were more deadly.
In parts of Fredrick County, Maryland, road crews are prepared to plow even if they've never had to before.
"My art took on new meaning after January 6th because it had always been there for me, but I had never relied upon it in that way to heal from such a traumatic event. And it was and still is very helpful and very important to me," he said.
As his artwork has gained attention, online attacks have followed. But Pigeon says he will not stop sharing his story from January 6th.
By: Casey Nolen
A triple fatal crash involving a driver with multiple previous DUI convictions spurred the legislative overhaul.
People packed a room at the Cleveland Library in Northwest D.C. with a range of concerns and one focus: Safety.
By: Casey Nolen
Family says AJ Vasquez leaves behind two daughters, ages 8 and 10.
By: Casey Nolen
The "Judge Andrew F. Wilkinson" bills would make it a crime in Maryland to knowingly publish personal information about current or retired judges and their immediate families. Information like home addresses, license plates, or places of worship.
Twenty years ago when Ms. Toni, as her students call her, retired from the federal government she started FAME to help this generation succeed through music.
By: Casey Nolen
Montgomery County is expecting $1 million in state money for community programs - from just the first six months of recreational weed sales.
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