Jose Umana is a journalist at WTOP. He covers a diverse range of topics including competitive sports, particularly soccer and the NWSL, as well as issues related to crime and justice within the judicial system. Jose's work has been featured in WTOP News and Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa.
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Jose Umana's coverage mainly focuses on local sports events, including youth soccer and professional teams like DC United and Washington Spirit. He is particularly interested in breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to these sports organizations.
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TOP weirdest stories of 2024
By: José Umaña
Before the holiday season kicks into high gear, D.C. United and Marlo Furniture donated 60 beds to those living in SOME housing facilities all over the District.
The Department of Agriculture is recalling about 7,500 pounds of raw pork sausage products produced in Baltimore, Maryland, after they were released without a federal inspection.
By: José Umaña
A Leesburg, Virginia, man was sentenced to three years in prison after firing gunshots at an apartment after an argument over a video game console.
By: José Umaña
A Leesburg MS-13 gang member was sentenced to three years in prison for firing gunshots at an apartment last year after an argument over a video game console.
Everyone has a different definition of how something can be considered weird. It may be shocking, surprising, unbelievable, breathtaking or just downright insane.
By: José Umaña
As D.C. prepares to host the certification of the presidential election and the state funeral of former President Jimmy Carter next week, security officials plan to be on high alert.
By: José Umaña
D.C. United defender Matai Akinmboni stands for the national anthem before an MLS match at D.C.'s Audi Field. (Courtesy D.C. United)
The Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute said its two new giant pandas, Bao Li, and Qing Bao, will make their D.C. debut Jan. 24.
By: José Umaña
The D.C. man who said he shot 13-year-old Karon Blake in self-defense after encountering the teen in his neighborhood last year has been sentenced to 12 and a half years in prison.
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