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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By: Steve Karesh
The Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission, or M-NCPPC, scored a victory in court in their lawsuit against Prince George's County.
By: Steve Karesh
As athletes were training for the men’s FIFA World Cup this summer, sports retail giant Nike was also hard at work developing a new fabric for jerseys.
By: Steve Karesh
The D.C. Public Library is calling on sports memorabilia collectors around the region to contribute to an upcoming exhibition.
By: Steve Karesh
Air conditioning can feel like magic on a hot day. An HVAC instructor at Northern Virginia Community College explains how it works.
By: Steve Karesh
The home of the first U.S. president will be full of patriotic pride on the nation’s 250th birthday. July Fourth will be a busy day at Mount Vernon.
By: Steve Karesh
A White Marsh, Maryland, psychiatrist tells WTOP how caring for grandchildren may boost grandparents’ well-being.
After 78 years in business, Ayers Variety and Hardware in Arlington’s Westover Village neighborhood is closing its doors for good at the end of this month.
The Maryland Department of the Environment is investigating a large number of fish deaths in the Potomac River, a phenomenon known as a “fish kill.”
Thousands of dead horseshoe crabs have washed into a canal along 94th Street in Ocean City, Maryland — and they aren’t washing out.
D.C. has dashboards for tracking snowplows and leaf collection crews. Now there’s a dashboard for tracking the District’s response to its rat problem.
