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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By: Katie Lusso
Wednesday night runners met up to relieve some stress. WASHINGTON D.C., DC — Elections can be stressful, we all know that.
Alyia Gaskin will be sworn in on Jan. 2, 2025.
Fairfax County Supervisor James Walkinshaw said the county is pushing lawmakers to create stronger legislation to hold those involved in street racing accountable.
Mamta Kafle Bhatt has been missing since the end of July.
Read the two options the board is considering, both provide restrictions on cellphone use.
By: Katie Lusso
The Prince George's County Health Department says they are monitoring the issue.
The proposed 70 mile transmission system would cut through Baltimore, Caroll and Frederick counties in Maryland
By: Katie Lusso
The proposal would raise the meals tax from 3% to 4%.
By: Alanea Cremen
The union says problems persist regarding cultural issues and staffing shortages, like the one that temporarily shut down Engine Company 102 in Ballston.
By: Matt Pusatory
Torrey Moore was found guilty of two counts of murder for his girlfriend and her unborn child.
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