Tadiwos Abedje is a journalist focused on local news in the Washington D.C. area. He writes for WTOP News and his work has also appeared in Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa. Tadiwos covers a range of topics including crime, transportation, local government, and community events.
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Tadiwos Abedje's articles primarily focus on local news, particularly traffic accidents and crime in the Washington DC area. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, suggesting he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to unfolding events or those with significant public impact.
Given his thematic focus on crime and traffic accidents, Tadiwos may respond well to pitches involving insights from law enforcement officials, safety experts, or community leaders who can provide valuable perspectives on these topics. Additionally, providing access to firsthand accounts or exclusive data related to local incidents may also capture his interest.
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By: Tadiwos Abedje
A man who fled the U.S. after being accused of shooting his wife in Silver Spring, Maryland, in 1997 was arrested in El Salvador and extradited to Montgomery County on Thursday.
By: Luke Lukert, Tadiwos Abedje
The annual Wreaths Across America comes back to Arlington National Cemetery this weekend. But the cemetery need volunteers to lay wreaths on every gravesite.
By: Tadiwos Abedje
The Washington Capitals are on a franchise-record nine-game road winning streak. Goaltender Logan Thompson joined WTOP to discuss the team's performance.
By: Tadiwos Abedje
You should bundle up and be careful on your morning commute to work as cold air and high winds return to the D.C. area Thursday with the possibility of icy roads.
By: Tadiwos Abedje
Officials in D.C. broke ground on an $18 million project to expand the Southeast Tennis and Learning Center in Ward 8 on Wednesday.
This weekend, the Arthritis Foundation Jingle Bell 5k Run will be coming to Arlington, Virginia, closing some area roads.
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