Jose Umana is a digital editor and journalist for WTOP News, focusing on local news in Washington D.C. He covers a wide range of topics, including sports, politics, and community events. With a background in podcasting and a passion for storytelling, Jose brings a unique perspective to his reporting.
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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.
If you're reaching out to Jose Umana, consider providing insights or exclusive interviews related to the mentioned teams or any breaking news within the local sports scene. Topics such as player transfers, game schedules, team strategies could be of interest for his coverage. Additionally, if you have access to insider information about local sports events or developments within DC-based teams like DC United and Washington Spirit, it might catch his attention.
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By: José Umaña
Three people are dead after a two-vehicle crash Friday morning in Charles County, Maryland, that involved a transport bus from a senior living facility.
By: José Umaña
Two popular beach destinations along the coasts of Maryland and Virginia — Ocean City and Assateague Island — reopened to swimmers after closing for nearly a week following reports of medical waste washing ashore.
A man was killed after an officer shot him in Montgomery County, Maryland, Saturday night.
By: José Umaña
Musicians from the National Symphony Orchestra are on strike for the first time in 46 years, affecting some performances at the Kennedy Center in D.C.
By: José Umaña
Musicians from the National Symphony Orchestra and the Kennedy Center have finalized a contract, ending a brief strike in D.C. on Friday that threatened the cancellation of some performances.
By: José Umaña
Musicians from the National Symphony Orchestra and the Kennedy Center have finalized a contract, ending a brief strike in D.C. on Friday that threatened the cancellation of some performances.
“The Battle of the Burr” is one of the biggest swim meets in the country, pitting D.C. universities Georgetown and Howard in a local rivalry matchup this Saturday.
By: José Umaña
WTOP celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month this Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, with stories spotlighting the contributions, culture and accomplishments of Hispanic communities across the D.C. region.
Who doesn't love free stuff? WTOP is relaunching “Friday Freebies,” by bringing you the Top 5 freebies you need to know about every week.
By: José Umaña
Monumental Sports will broadcast 10 regular-season games, five for the Capitals and five Wizards matches, in Spanish as an alternative broadcasts outside of its normal English coverage.
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