Gina Cook is a Senior Brand Manager for Apex Broadcasting, specializing in local news and events in the Maryland and Washington D.C. area. With a background in broadcast journalism, Gina has contributed to various media outlets including NBC Connecticut, NBC4 Washington, and 106.3 The Buzz, covering a range of topics from entertainment to community news.
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The Spencerville Seventh-day Adventist Church in Silver Spring, Maryland, is having its Saturday services at another location
By: Gina Cook
Unapproved drugs marketed to promote alertness and boost energy can sometimes lead to seizures, migraines and vomiting, among other problematic symptoms, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns. The FDA issued an alert to consumers on Aug. 6 about inhalants, also known as smelling salts, that primarily contain ammonia, which can quickly irritate the eyes, nose and throat, cause coughing…
By: Gina Cook
The Virginia Department of Education released its draft guidance for Gov. Glenn Youngkin's cellphone-free education order
Fairfax County, Virginia, is seeing a spike in whooping cough days before students are set to go back to school.
No criminal charges will be filed in the case of three dogs who died during or after they were boarded at the PetSmart Pets Hotel in Potomac Yard, the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria said.
By: Carissa Dimargo, Gina Cook, Mark Segraves, Vince Lattanzio, Ted Oberg
A slew of unplanned computer dispatch outages, major staffing shortages and a criminal probe are hanging over Washington, D.C.’s 911 center. As police continue to investigate one of those outages, which coincided with the death of a 5-month-old baby, District officials spoke to reporters Monday about the issues that have plagued the call center.
A first grade teacher for Montgomery County Public Schools has been arrested and charged in connection to a man’s overdose death in Washington, D.C., police say.
A former employee of a District Dogs day care was arrested on felony animal cruelty charges for allegedly kicking and killing a 5-month-old puppy earlier this year, authorities say.
A judge in Loudoun County, Virginia, was arrested over Labor Day weekend and charged with public intoxication, police say.
By: Erika Gonzalez, Patricia Fantis, Gina Cook
This year's flu season could start earlier than expected — and the dominant strain to spread might be influenza A, which can cause more severe illness, health experts say.
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