Mariel Carbone is a reporter for DC News Now, focusing on local news in Washington, D.C. She has previously worked for WCPO 9 News, WFXR, ABC 8NEWS WRIC - Nexstar Media Group, and WHNT News 19. With a background in journalism and a passion for reporting, Mariel covers a wide range of topics including crime, education, sports, and transportation.
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Mariel Carbone's coverage mainly emphasizes local Washington, D.C. news, with a significant focus on crime and government & politics. Her articles often center around breaking news, government announcements, and evolving stories.
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By: Brian Farrell, Anna Chen, Mariel Carbone, Daniel Hamburg
The victims were all between the ages of 16 and 18.
By: Mariel Carbone
WASHINGTON ( ) — Tickets to see the Washington Mystics play the Indiana Fever and number one draft pick, Caitlin Clark, at Capital One Arena go on sale Tuesday at 10 a.m.
By: Mariel Carbone
COLLEGE PARK, Md. ( ) — Students at the University of Maryland are showing solidarity with their peers in New York, who have been protesting the use of force by the Israeli government in Gaza over the last week.
By: Mariel Carbone
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) – President Joe Biden signed a new bill Wednesday, paving the way for a ban on the popular social media app TikTok. The measure is part of a larger security and war aid pac…
By: Mariel Carbone
WASHINGTON ( ) – Demonstrators remain at George Washington University for the second night as a protest against the Israel-Hamas war continues.
By: Mariel Carbone
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — GOP leaders are calling on D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Metropolitan Police Department’s (MPD) Police Chief Pamela Smith to remove a pro-Palestine encampment from G…
By: Mariel Carbone
WASHINGTON ( ) — As a pro-Palestine protest and encampment enters week two at George Washington University's campus, the impact of several mass demonstrations more than two decades ago can still be felt.
By: Mariel Carbone
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Family members are grieving after their toddler was shot and killed. “It almost seems it’s unreal. Night after night, ever since Friday, I’m like ‘is this true?R…
By: Mariel Carbone
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — A candidate running for D.C. council said his car was stolen while he was out on the campaign trail. “I was thinking about my family. I was nervous,” Paul Johnson s…
WASHINGTON ( ) – Eight months after a teen was shot and killed leaving school in Northwest, his family is demanding justice and an end to gun violence.
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