Melissa Howell is a Reporter at NASA. She specializes in covering social issues, crime, and LGBTQ topics, with a focus on Virginia and Arlington. Melissa's work has been featured in WTOP News, Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, and Mile High Mamas.
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Melissa Howell's coverage is primarily focused on local events, community issues, employment, safety, and arts and culture in the Washington D.C. area. She often covers topics related to health & wellbeing, government & politics, sports, and culture & society.
If you have insights or contributions related to these areas within the Washington D.C. region or stories that impact the local community directly such as new initiatives by local governments or cultural events happening in the area then Melissa would be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Melissa Howell
Tensions were high during a recent school board meeting in Spotsylvania where school leaders voted in favor of a new policy involving the treatment of transgender students.
By: Melissa Howell
Fairfax County officials are working to make Burke Centre Parkway safer and invited residents to participate in the conversation on Tuesday night as they shared about what’s being done.
By: Melissa Howell
Getting in and out of Reagan National Airport can be challenging for travelers, and now, there’s a new proposed plan to address some serious concerns.
By: Melissa Howell
It’s that time of year when go-go music takes over the district for Chuck Brown Day, and this year the nation’s largest go-go celebration is expected to have a large turnout.
The team is now preparing for their winter boot camp, which will give anyone with an interest in the league a chance to join.
By: Melissa Howell
Panhandling has become a growing concern among Northern Virginia residents, and local leaders hope to find a solution that will create safer streets and provide adequate social services.
Clinical trials have saved lives and led to new innovations within the medical industry. A D.C.-area doctor wants patients to know what options they have as they consider their treatment.
Noah Lyles is putting Alexandria, Virginia, on the map — in the world of track.
From now until Aug. 31, the company is offering free car washes to all teachers, faculty and administrators across Maryland, Virginia and Delaware.
It must be a wonderful day in a child’s life when they discover that words only permitted in reference to bathroom happenings can be used in every other possible situation, and with great comedic effect.
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