Nick Iannelli
Reporter at WTOP-FM (Washington, DC)
Reporter @WTOP, Washington DC's most listened-to station. CBS News contributor. Covering developing news in and around the nation's capital.
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3 days ago |
wtop.com | Nick Iannelli
This article is part of WTOP’s monthlong series, “Money Matters,” where we explore tips for saving, budgeting and making your money work for you. Check for new articles all month, right here on WTOP.com. With the cost of college front-and-center for so many parents, families are looking for ways to save so their children have money set aside. One of the most popular tools for that is the 529 plan, a tax-advantaged investment account designed for education savings.
Expert calls federal facility locations ‘a balancing act,’ responding to Trump’s new executive order
1 week ago |
wtop.com | Nick Iannelli
President Donald Trump signed an executive order this week that aims to give federal agencies more flexibility in choosing locations for their facilities, a move the White House said would reduce costs and improve public access to government services.
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1 week ago |
wtop.com | Nick Iannelli
The question of what will ultimately happen with the old RFK Stadium site in Northeast D.C. could end up in the hands of voters through a ballot initiative. Critics who don’t want a new stadium built on the site launched an effort this week to get the question on the ballot next year, formally submitting paperwork to the city’s elections officials. They said they would rather see housing than a stadium.
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1 week ago |
wtop.com | Nick Iannelli
Residents knew the city was preparing for major cuts after Congress cut D.C.’s budget in March. Now they have specific details about which cuts are being implemented following an announcement from Mayor Muriel Bowser’s administration Tuesday. The cuts are significant, impacting several D.C. government agencies. They include a freeze on hiring new employees, a freeze on the authorization of overtime pay for work performed after April 27 and a freeze on pay raises, bonuses and promotions.
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1 week ago |
wtop.com | Nick Iannelli
A lot of people do some spring cleaning around this time of year, and D.C. is doing the same, as the city is dedicating more time and resources to cleaning up areas that need extra attention. The effort includes street sweeping, alley and corridor cleaning, tree planting, graffiti removal and hazardous waste disposal. Filling potholes will also be a top priority for the D.C. Department of Transportation.
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Ok the Virginia race for governor is cemented in place. Spanberger vs. Earle-Sears. (Republican Amanda Chase came up short in gathering enough signatures to get on the ballot to challenge Earle-Sears) @WTOP
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