Dick Uliano is a reporter and show host, focusing on local news in Washington, D.C. and the surrounding areas. He writes for WTOP News and Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, covering a wide range of topics including crime, local events, human interest stories, and community issues.
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D.C. Department of Transportation officials have added new red light cameras in an effort to reduce the number of injury-producing crashes.
By: Dick Uliano
D.C. early voting begins Monday as the District joins Virginia and Maryland with preelection day in-person voting.
The 37th annual 17th Street High Heel Race went off without a hitch Tuesday evening as dozens dashed a few blocks on 17th Street in D.C. to the cheers of crowds lining the sidewalks, bars and restaurants.
There are witches all throughout the Washington area. Real witches, that is, who can cast spells and conduct rituals. One self-acclaimed witch who wants to tell you your future is especially popular.
By: Dick Uliano
Hindus across the Washington, D.C. region and around the world will celebrate the first of five-day holiday of Diwali . The “festival of lights” is the yearly time for family gatherings, prayer, lighting lamps and partying.
By: Dick Uliano
Hindus across the Washington, D.C. region and around the world will celebrate the first of five-day holiday of Diwali. The “festival of lights” is the yearly time for family gatherings, prayer, lighting lamps and partying.
By: Tadiwos Abedje, Dick Uliano
As Hindus in the D.C. area and worldwide celebrate the five-day holiday Diwali, they want to bring back their sacred symbol: the swastika.
With the holidays just around the corner, the Red Cross is reminding everyone about the critical need for blood donations, and is even offering gift cards to donors.
By: Dick Uliano
D.C. high school basketball star Acaden Lewis, of Sidwell Friends School, announced on Saturday that he’ll be attending the University of Kentucky.
An exhibit on “The Negro Motorist Green Book,” a pre-civil rights guidebook for African American families, is now on display at D.C.’s Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library.
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