Katie Kyros is a Reporter at WUSA-TV. She covers a range of topics including crime, local events in Arlington, Texas, and the intersection of holidays with community stories, as well as the NFL. Katie's work has been featured in various segments highlighting these themes.
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Katie Kyros primarily covers local news in the Washington, D.C. area, with a focus on events and government announcements related to crime, house & home, entertainment news, government & politics, sports and more.
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The 1994 ordinance was 'unenforceable' according to city officials.
Classes were paused after a shooting on Oct. 8.
Classes were paused after a shooting on Oct. 8.
The group took over the intersection late Friday night before police arrived
By: Katie Kyros
A former child sniper – now a 38-year-old convicted murderer – Lee Boyd Malvo is set to be resentenced in Montgomery County.
Those who fought for our country visited the National Mall for Veterans Day services.
More than 700 volunteers packed thousands of boxes of food Saturday at Stadium Armory.
This is the second year for the Ride for Your Life event demanding road safety
The dollars spent at the bakery go back to the community, specifically to local veterans, who can participate in a unique business school run out of the bakery.
The now-39-year-old Malvo terrorized the D.C. region as a teenager in 2002.
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