Neal Augenstein
Reporter at WTOP-FM (Washington, DC)
Reporter, @WTOP. In 2010 was 1st radio reporter using iPhone as main field production device. [email protected]. Stage 4 #lungcancer survivor since 11/2022.
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2 weeks ago |
wtop.com | Neal Augenstein
Now facing federal human trafficking charges in Tennessee, lawyers for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Salvadoran national who was living in Prince George’s County before being wrongly deported, said his Maryland lawsuit should continue “until the Government is held accountable for its blatant, willful, and persistent violations of court orders at excruciating cost to Abrego Garcia and his family.” Last Friday, Abrego Garcia was returned to the U.S. to face criminal charges related to what the...
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3 weeks ago |
wtop.com | Neal Augenstein
As summer gets underway, the lure of boating intensifies — whether it’s lazily drifting with a rod and reel, hosting a sea-bound party with friends or leaping through waves. Traditionally, there’s been a potential sticking point — you had to own a boat.
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3 weeks ago |
wtop.com | Neal Augenstein
This page contains a video which is being blocked by your ad blocker. In order to view the video you must disable your ad blocker. Two months after pausing a major tree cutting project along the W&OD Trail, Dominion Energy said it will resume removing specific trees, to maintain the safety and reliability of the electric grid. Dominion put the project on project on hold in late March in response to complaints from counties and towns along the popular walking and biking path.
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3 weeks ago |
wtop.com | Neal Augenstein |Jessica Kronzer
A week ahead of the military parade planned to celebrate the Army’s 250th anniversary, soldiers are installing steel plates on D.C.’s streets with hopes of minimizing damage from tanks. If you drive around the National Mall you’ll probably see — and maybe even feel — the one-inch-thick steel plates.
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3 weeks ago |
wtop.com | Neal Augenstein
Prince George’s County’s largest teachers’ union has declared a vote of “no confidence” in Superintendent Millard House II, claiming House has done little to stem systemic problems within the school district.
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WATCH: A week ahead of the military parade planned to celebrate the Army's 250th anniversary, soldiers are installing steel plates on D.C.'s streets with hopes of minimizing damage from tanks. https://t.co/HN0vGu2VSw
D.C. is being sued for not doing enough to help blind pedestrians cross the street safely, according to a lawsuit. https://t.co/xHIhH4tJTN
TRIPLE rainbow here in Loudoun County @WTOP https://t.co/SZHjFpkwcN
