Kyle Cooper is a journalist for WTOP News, focusing on local news in Washington D.C. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including transportation, safety warnings, local events, scientific advancements, and human interest stories. Kyle's reporting aims to keep the community informed and engaged with the latest news and developments in the area.
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Kyle Cooper focuses on local news in Washington D.C., covering a wide range of topics including crime, community events, health, education and entertainment. His coverage attributes show emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements.
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A former Fairfax County Sheriff’s deputy is facing assault charges after video shows he punched a man who was being arrested on Sept. 11.
A Prince William County, Virginia, police officer is facing serious charges for allegedly abducting and inappropriately touching a woman.
By: Kyle Cooper
The Virginia man charged in the deaths of his wife and another man inside a Fairfax County house will stay in jail until his trial in February.
By: Kyle Cooper
A Montgomery County, Maryland, woman received a first-of-its-kind surgery to repair her ankle — and it was done using only plastic components.
Residents in one part of Fairfax County are seeing coyotes in their neighborhood. The most recent sighting was near Southside Park in Vienna.
You know a D.C. ghost tour is pretty spooky when the original guide no longer takes people on the tour.
You know a D.C. ghost tour is pretty spooky when the original guide no longer takes people on the tour.
An error has led Montgomery County Public Schools to lose nearly $40 million of funding from the state of Maryland for the renovation of a high school.
Anacostia High School in Southeast D.C. already has a hydroponic classroom lab. Now, it has a hydroponic greenhouse as well.
By: Kyle Cooper
Some of the best storytellers in D.C. have some true tales to share at Story District, which is holding its Top Shelf at the Capital Turnaround event on Saturday.
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