Thomas Robertson is a Broadcast/Web Writer for WTOP News, focusing on local news in the Washington, D.C. area. With his work also appearing in Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, Thomas covers a range of topics including crime, transportation, weather, and community events.
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By: Thomas Robertson
The D.C. area is gearing up for the start of the Washington Capitals season, the Army 10-Miler and Snallygaster, which all bring dreaded road closures.
Voters in D.C. are gearing up to decide their choice for president come Election Day on Nov. 5, but there are also a number of local issues on the ballot.
By: Thomas Robertson
A former propane tank worker has been charged in the February house explosion in Sterling, Virginia, that killed a firefighter and left 11 others injured.
By: Thomas Robertson
A Maryland gun dealer who was indicted alongside Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins and accused of running a scheme to purchase and rent out machine guns has been found not guilty.
By: Thomas Robertson
A man who had been in a fight, possibly while armed, boarded a Prince George's County school bus Wednesday that was carrying elementary school students, according to police.
By: Thomas Robertson
A file photo of former D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) A file photo of former D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
By: Thomas Robertson
Authorities in Loudoun County arrested and charged a known MS-13 gang member in connection with an August double homicide in Sterling.
By: Thomas Robertson
Marlyn Medrano-Ortiz, 18, was arrested Wednesday evening in Alexandria after officers there recognized him from a bulletin that Loudoun County deputies shared with other law enforcement agencies, Loudoun County Sheriff Mike Chapman said during a news conference Friday.
By: Thomas Robertson
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Part of Interstate 97 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, was shut down Monday after a crash involving a tractor trailer.
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