Matt Gregory

1 week ago | wusa9.com | Matt Gregory

The Metal band is celebrating more than 40 years of metal with multiple generations of fandom. LANDOVER, Md. — As a rainstorm descended on the DMV on Wednesday, bringing heavy metal giants Metallica with it. Thousands of fans swarmed to Northwest Stadium in Landover, in spite of the rain.   Just outside the stadium grounds, the band put in a ‘pop-up’ store inside a strip mall. The little pop-up shop has followed the band’s ’72 Seasons’ tour.

1 week ago | wusa9.com | Matt Gregory

In a briefing Tuesday, Mayor Muriel Bowser's team said smart financial moves from the District's CFO freed up millions of dollars. WASHINGTON — Mayor Muriel Bowser unveiled her budget Tuesday after much delay, and gave the public a closer look at how the District could pay for the proposed RFK site to bring the Washington Commanders back to D.C. In a news briefing inside the MLK library, the mayor’s team told the audience that no District dollars will build the proposed stadium.

1 week ago | redsharknews.com | Matt Gregory

Matt Gregory got a close-up introduction to the full ASUS ZenScreen 2025 lineup in Taipei, and found a range of innovative portable monitors designed for diverse modern work needs. It's all about having the right screen at the right time for how you work. If there’s one thing that becomes clear the moment you step into ASUS’s Taipei HQ, it’s that this is a company deeply serious about displays. Not just in terms of raw specs, but in how those specs translate into real-world usability.

2 weeks ago | wusa9.com | Matt Gregory

Ivey has kept a close eye on Abrego Garcia’s case. After all, the 29-year-old is one of the congressman’s constituents in Prince George's County. PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. — Congressman Glenn Ivey plans to head to El Salvador, in the latest attempt by a Maryland Democrat to pressure push the President Donald Trump administration to bring the wrongfully deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia back. Ivey's scheduled visit will come a month after Sen.

2 weeks ago | wusa9.com | Matt Gregory

WASHINGTON — A Maryland family says they had their car stolen from a D.C. hotel after they had a valet check it in. Over two weeks ago, the McGraw family went downtown for an event. They stayed at the Westin hotel on 9th St., handed their car keys to a valet, and that was the last time they saw their car with their own eyes. “I feel violated more than anything,” Dr. Joi McGraw explained. The family’s sense of security was shattered on that weekend.