Matt Pusatory is a Senior Digital Editor for WUSA-TV, with a focus on local news in Washington, D.C. His work covers a wide range of topics, including crime, transportation, community events, and local government. Matt's dedication to providing timely and accurate information to the residents of D.C. has made him a trusted source for local news.
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Matt Pusatory's coverage heavily focuses on local news, particularly crime and accidents in the Washington D.C. area, with a significant portion dedicated to evolving stories and breaking news.
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One of the bugs has never been seen in the region, and the other hasn't been seen in 40 years.
Police say a woman was found in the road in the area of St. Barnabas Road and I-495 early Wednesday morning
Drivers should avoid the area while police work to clear the scene.
A plainclothes officer attempted to issue a citation to the man for not paying his fare. That's when he discovered the gun.
The blaze has forced Kid's Choice Sport and Fun Center to close its doors indefinitely.
Owners announced Crisfield's last day of service will be Dec. 22.
By: Matt Pusatory
Nearly 100 children battling life-threatening illnesses flew nonstop from Dulles to visit Santa
First responders say the driver was taken to the hospital, but did not have serious injuries.
By: Matt Pusatory
GMU has not been reimbursed for any payments made for a trip to the Bahamas that never happened.
Each bobblehead will be individually numbered to 2,024 to commemorate the year of the 125th meeting.
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