Will Vitka is a Contractor at WTOP.com. With nearly 20 years in the news industry, he specializes in covering politics, crime, local oddities, and video games, often chronicling events from the "hell timeline." He has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Northern Virginia Magazine, MSN, and several other prominent publications.
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Will Vitka's coverage primarily focuses on local crime and lifestyle news in the United States, specifically in Virginia and Northern Virginia. His articles often feature breaking news or evolving stories related to crime, arrests, shootings, and local government announcements.
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Maryland health officials have confirmed two new measles cases involving Southern Maryland residents who recently traveled out of state.
After eight months and more than 102 million miles in space, NASA astronaut Chris Williams is back on Earth.
By: Will Vitka
Maryland wildlife officials have closed more areas around Hunting Creek Lake after a 19-year-old fisherman was bitten on the ankle by a beaver Wednesday morning.
Prince George’s County Police said 41-year-old Malcolm King was shot Thursday afternoon in the 6900 block of Stoddert Lane in Landover.
If your summer has been missing goats, monster trucks and deep-fried treats in the D.C. region, there’s good news: fair season is upon us.
A WNBA champion, one of the most popular Washington football players of his generation and the team that gave Maryland basketball its greatest moment are headed to the D.C. Sports Hall of Fame.
By: Will Vitka
A 17-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a teenager at a quinceañera in Fauquier County, Virginia.
Former Washington Mystics star Elena Delle Donne, longtime Washington linebacker London Fletcher and Maryland’s 2001-02 men’s basketball national champions
Incense ashes improperly discarded in a potted plant sparked an apartment fire in Rockville that injured a maintenance worker, displaced 12 residents and caused an estimated $2 million in damage, Maryland fire officials said.
A multibillion-dollar settlement with Meta could bring hundreds of millions of dollars to the D.C. region while dramatically changing how children use Facebook and Instagram.
