Natalie C. Hockaday is a journalist for WUSA-TV, focusing on local news in the District of Columbia, specifically in Washington. Natalie covers a range of topics including crime, accidents, investigations, and updates on local events and services.
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​Police say all staff and other personnel are directed to stay in their assembly area until further notice.
Officials say one juvenile was injured and sent to Shock Trauma for medical treatment.
By: Natalie C. Hockaday
Police say before the crash, officers saw a Kia Sorento on Lottsford Road and Palmetto Drive with expired temporary tags and attempted a traffic stop with the Kia.
Officials say shuttle buses have been requested.
Police responded to the 100 block of Quincy Place just after 11:30 p.m. Friday night.
Police responded to the area of Central Avenue and Peppermill Drive after receiving a report of an accident.
By: Natalie C. Hockaday
The victims won a significant amount of money at the MGM casino, and video footage from inside the casino shows suspects following the winners around, officials say.
The Metrorail will operate on normal weekend-level services without any scheduled track work, however, metro riders can expect regular weekday fares.
Police are searching for a suspect connected to a shooting that happened in September in Southeast, D.C.
Officers from the Prince George's County Police Department responded to Old Fort Road around 1 a.m.
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