Rick Massimo is a journalist for WTOP, focusing on local news in the Northern Virginia and Washington DC area. His work has also been featured in Northern Virginia Magazine, WTOP News, and Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa. Rick covers a range of topics, including safety, health, education, and community profiles.
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Rick Massimo's coverage indicates a focus on local news stories, particularly in the Virginia and Washington DC areas. He covers topics such as education, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, and retirement. His articles often revolve around evolving or breaking news with an emphasis on government announcements.
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The county is asking dogs — and humans, too — to help keep the sidewalk parking machines from becoming disgusting.
By: Rick Massimo
The Mount Vernon discovery of 35 jars of preserved cherries and berries in a cellar could lead to future cherries from their seeds.
“Last of My Kind,” a country-rock anthem by chart-topping Woodbridge native Shaboozey, is part of the ACC Network’s coverage for this season.
The switch from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris caught the political world by surprise. The Washington Roast had to make some changes too, but it’s ready.
It’s a real thing: People get sick in the early fall. But a Northern Virginia specialist says there’s a lot you can do to fight back.
The two new facilities will reflect a lot of hard thinking Inova has done about the future of healthcare, an executive says.
By: Rick Massimo
A pastel portrait of St. John the Evangelist that hung in Mount Vernon goes up for auction October 29 in Alexandria, Virginia.
Former WJLA news Anchor Alison Starling hosts a monthly podcast that asks doctors the questions many women don't get the chance to ask.
An area doctor discusses the changes to CDC COVID-19 recommendations, and details the changes in the virus itself.
The school system hasn’t changed boundaries in about 40 years, and one School Board member details how a change will benefit students, parents, and staff.
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