Steve Karesh is a Producer at WTOP News. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, education, aviation, and sports, with a particular focus on building materials, ConTech, and school safety measures. Steve's work has been featured in WTOP News, VOA now Stantec, and Bethesda Magazine.
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Steve Karesh's coverage predominantly focuses on global crises and world affairs, particularly in the Middle East. He tends to cover evolving stories and breaking news related to conflicts, government announcements, and developments in global crises.
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Roughly $7,500 worth of food tokens was stolen from a nonprofit employee’s car on Sunday in Hyattsville, Maryland, according to the D.C.-based organization.
By: Steve Karesh
A Southwest D.C. man battling cancer is searching for his missing service cat, who vanished during a furniture removal. Greedy, his companion during hospital treatments, is still missing, and a reward is being offered for her safe return.
By: Steve Karesh
How do gardeners know when is the best time to bury a particular seed? It’s determined by planting zones, which dictate when certain plants can thrive.
By: Steve Karesh
Job losses directly and indirectly tied to President Donald Trump’s policies have hit Black workers in the D.C. area harder than their white counterparts, the Economic Policy Institute found.
The Virginia Department of Health has launched the Safe Swimming Pledge to educate parents and caregivers about the dangers and misconceptions of the water.
A professor at the University of Maryland explained why American investors may be feeling confident even as inflation and gas prices put pressure on consumers.
Former D.C. Council member and current mayoral candidate Kenyan McDuffie urged the council Tuesday to reinstate a permanent teen curfew authority.
D.C. will again need to enforce federal work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program beginning Monday, after the expiration of a waiver exempting the District.
By: Steve Karesh
A mother is facing charges in the death of her daughter and the alleged neglect of her son, after officers found the toddlers inside her D.C. home, according to prosecutors.
Most industries faced supply chain shortages during COVID, but as the pandemic eased, HVAC manufacturers were required to change the refrigerant they used as part of a phaseout.
