Drew Wilder is a journalist with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in Maryland and Washington D.C. He writes for NBC4 Washington and San Diego Live Sound, and his work has also appeared in NBC New York. Drew covers a range of topics including crime, politics, and community events, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep readers informed about their local area.
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Drew Wilder's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime and government & politics in the United States, Maryland, and Washington D.C. He often covers breaking news, evolving stories, legal policy regulations, and provides expert commentary on these topics.
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By: Drew Wilder
Fairfax County has approved plans for a 70-foot-tall data center just feet away from a mobile home community in Chantilly, Virginia. Residents of the Meadows of Chantilly along Route 50 say the data center will create noise and cause a disruption for their community. Data centers bring in millions of dollars in tax revenue for local governments, but critics say…
For more than half his life, Forrest Hatcher has dealt with near-daily damage from errant golf balls flying from Jefferson Park Golf Course. The balls have shattered his windshield; dented his van; and damaged his home’s siding, trim and windows. “It would kill somebody if it hit ‘em in the head,” Hatcher said. Thankfully, the balls have mostly hit his…
By: Drew Wilder
A Prince William County supervisor called out the criminal justice system because one of the suspects in a shooting at a mall earlier this month was already awaiting trial for another violent crime but wasn't being held in jail.
By: Drew Wilder
A Virginia volunteer firefighter suffered severe injuries during a controlled fire in which he and two other firefighters — his brother and father — used department equipment without authorization.
By: Drew Wilder
Prince William County police say they shot and killed a 22-year-old man Thursday morning who was experiencing an apparent mental health crisis.
Friends of the victim said they were hung out with him just a day earlier and everything had seemed fine, but they said they knew he struggled with his mental health and had recently refused to seek professional help. News4's Drew Wilder reports.
By: Drew Wilder
Problems with the software that generates school bus routes in Stafford County, Virginia, and a shortage of drivers has some families waiting up to two hours for their kids to be picked up. Stafford County Public Schools acknowledged the problem last week — the first week of school — and made improvements over the weekend. But Tameka Franklin, who told…
By: Drew Wilder
A man who worked for a contractor that provided afterschool programming at Fairfax County elementary schools faces 24 felonies related to unlawfully filming girls inside two schools. The suspect, 25-year-old Arturo Elmore-Adon, is already in custody for alleged crimes against a minor. Now, he’s charged with several more felonies. “Holding a really disturbing and sick man accountable for his actions…
New details have emerged regarding the investigation into three dogs who died shortly after staying at a PetSmart animal boarding facility in Alexandria. News4 has previously reported that prosecutors are not filing any criminal charges against PetSmart employees, but an attorney for the pet owners argued that while the employees may not have been responsible for the deaths, the attorneys…
The county's Board of Supervisors is voting on new guidelines for how and where data centers should be built. News4's Drew Wilder reports.
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