John Domen is a Reporter/Anchor at WTOP. He covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, sports, culture, and legal affairs, often reflecting his deep roots in Maryland and the D.C. area. John has been featured in Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa and WTOP News.
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By: John Domen
Prince George’s County Public Schools announced more than $24 million in grants that will bring in 18 different nonprofits to help schools across the county.
An increasing number of school systems around the D.C. region have policies that govern cellphone use inside classrooms — Prince George’s County isn’t one of them.
By: John Domen, Abigail Constantino
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Two people are in custody and police are still looking for a third suspect after a carjacking attempt in the parking lot of a Temple Hills, Maryland, shopping center.
On Friday, Anderson Blanco-Diaz of Greenbelt was given a life sentence in prison. But then, a judge told the court he was suspending all but 10 of those years — well below the sentencing guidelines.
By: John Domen
Previous Dignitaries, to include politicians and their representatives all grabbed the giant ribbon and pulled.
By: John Domen
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By: John Domen
Four people were arrested last week in Prince George's County, Maryland, after scamming a woman out of more than $30,000. Police said people should be vigilant.
With less than eight weeks before Christmas, UPS said it's seeking over 3,000 people in the D.C. area to fill its jobs.
Two experts in interpersonal dialogue give advice on how to have tough conversations, especially during election season.
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