Katie Lusso is an Emmy-winning reporter based in Washington, D.C. She is currently a reporter for WUSA9 and has previously worked for News12 and WDTV5News. Katie covers a wide range of local news stories, including crime, justice, community events, and human interest stories.
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Katie's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly evolving and breaking crime stories in the District of Columbia and Washington. Her articles often involve personal accounts or community events related to crime and family-related issues.
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In January of 2023, two teens were killed and a third was seriously hurt after they crashed along Lee Chapel Road.
It happened last Thursday during a U.S. History lesson at Riverside High School.
By: Katie Lusso
It happened last Thursday during a U.S. History lesson at Riverside High School.
It happened last Thursday during a U.S. History lesson at Riverside High School.
Arthur Byrd is one of three men from our area who received a presidential pardon from Biden on Thursday.
By: Katie Lusso
Naresh Bhatt was charged with murder on Dec. 2.
By: Katie Lusso
According to prosecutors, when Brendan Banfield told his family's au pair that he wanted to get rid of his wife, the two started planning her murder.
The executive director of JShield told WUSA9 security is a community-wide responsibility
By: Katie Lusso
The trial date was previously set for February.
Joshua Lee Davis and Nicole Wanda Lynn Davis were shot and killed in October.
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