Joseph Olmo is a Broadcast Journalist at News4 Today. He focuses on themes related to transportation and mobility, including aviation, public transportation, and construction, drawing on his local connections to Annapolis to enrich his storytelling. Olmo has been featured in ABC 8NEWS WRIC - Nexstar Media Group, DC News Now, NBC4 Washington, NBC New York (WNBC), NBC Los Angeles, NBC News, and NBC Chicago.
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Joseph Olmo's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements, crime, transportation and logistics. He covers a range of topics including public transportation, traffic and road safety, crime and safety, travel as well as other aspects of local news.
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By: Joseph Olmo
A 19-year-old in Northern Virginia is facing a long list of charges, including several felonies, for allegedly plotting murders. Last week, sheriff’s deputies in Stafford County got a call about a car that apparently went off the road and hit a speed limit sign. But deputies didn’t find the car there — They found it up the road at a…
By: Joseph Olmo
A massive fire caused more than $1 million worth of damage to a fenced-off part of Fairfax County where first responders train for emergencies. The facility is in Lorton, Virginia right by I-95. First responders in Virginia’s most populated county come to train for everything under the sun that they could experience in a day’s work. This is also where…
By: Isabella Polak, Joseph Olmo
As the summer season kicks off, swimming is a popular Fourth of July activity, but it can turn dangerous quickly. Here's tips on how to be safe this summer.
By: Joseph Olmo
Have you ever heard of Cyclosporiasis? If not, then that’s probably a good thing, but what you need to know is very simple: Go to your fridge and make sure any produce has been washed. “Cyclosporiasis is really a condition that you find when vegetables aren’t cleaned properly after being harvested,” said Dr. Fabian Sandoval a clinical researcher with the…
It’s one of the most talked about projects in D.C. these days. The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is once again being drained. It was back in April when President Donald Trump announced the plan to renovate the Reflecting Pool and coat it with a blue finish. Trump was so pumped about the project, that while work was underway, his motorcade…
Online sales have turned violent 48 times this year in Prince George’s County. There have been assaults, shootings, robberies and even homicides after people connected on social media met up in-person and then things weren’t what they expected, police told News4 “I could be on the site wanting to sell a $2,000 watch for $200. And they say, ‘Meet me…
By: Joseph Olmo
Alexandria will soon become the first city in Virginia to ban gas-powered leaf blowers or leaf vacuums. Starting this November, nobody in the city — from homeowners to landscapers — will be allowed to clear their leaves with a gas blower. It’ll have to be an electric one instead. What happens if you break the rule? First you’ll get verbal…
By: Taylor Edwards, Joseph Olmo
"This is going to have like a major impact on the amount of patients that we're able to accept and take care of," a nurse said.
The Arlington County Board in Virginia is considering a plan to increase charging rates for electric vehicles from about 17 cents per kilowatt hour to, potentially, 30 cents per kilowatt hour. If the plan goes through, whatever price electric car owners have been paying to charge will nearly double. This does not apply to every single EV charger in the…
By: Joseph Olmo
MedStar Washington Hospital Center closed one of its two postpartum units on Sunday. Last week, nurses walked out of the hospital on their lunch break to p
