WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)
WUSA, also known as Channel 9, is a television station affiliated with CBS, situated in Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States. This station is owned by Tegna, Inc., which is headquartered in McLean, Virginia, a nearby suburb. WUSA serves as the primary television outlet for Tegna. Its studios and transmitter are housed at Broadcast House on Wisconsin Avenue, located in the Tenleytown area on the northwestern side of the city. Notably, WUSA is the largest CBS affiliate based on market size that is not directly owned and operated by CBS itself.
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wusa9.com | Alexis Wainwright
Prince George’s County educators overwhelmingly cast no-confidence votes for superintendent at an emergency meeting. He says he's proud of the work he's done. UPPER MARLBORO, Md. — The superintendent of Prince George’s County Public Schools is facing mounting pressure from the educators he leads. The county’s largest teachers' union has issued a vote of no confidence in Superintendent Millard House II, citing what they call "a lack of progress on systemic issues" plaguing the district.
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wusa9.com | Eric Flack
WUSA9 got exclusive access to plans from military leaders in Texas hoping to prevent torn up streets in wake of June 14 parade. FORT CAVAZOS, Texas — Twenty-eight M1 Abrams battle tanks will rumble through the nation's capital for the Army's 250th birthday celebration, part of a massive military parade on June 14 that critics warn could inflict millions of dollars in damage to District streets.
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wusa9.com | Jordan Fischer
A federal judge said it could take years to negotiate the release of any files related to the FBI's surveillance of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. WASHINGTON — A federal judge said Wednesday he’s in no rush to grant the Trump administration’s request to unseal records related to the FBI’s surveillance of the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. “This is delicate stuff,” U.S. District Judge Richard J. Leon said. “This is not stuff you use a chainsaw on.
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wusa9.com | Matthew Torres
In newly signed legislation in Virginia, social media companies are required to restrict use to only one hour per day for kids younger than 16 years old. ARLINGTON, Va. — Virginia is tightening restrictions on cell phone use among children, as Gov. Glenn Youngkin recently signed a bill limiting social media use to just one hour per day for kids under 16. This came just weeks before he signed another bill banning cell phone use in schools from bell to bell.
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wusa9.com | Sean Martinelli
The weekly sessions, which are offered for free to veterans, have had a transformative impact. ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Inside an Alexandria art studio, a half dozen people work on various creations. Though they don’t talk about it much, there is an invisible bond that connects each of them: they are all injured military veterans. “It’s funny because you can’t see a lot of my wounds,” one of them said. “It’s a way to get out of your own head,” added another.
WUSA-TV (Washington, DC) journalists
Alanea Cremen
Alexis Wainwright
Allison Seymour
Amber Anderson
Annie Yu
Ben Brodsky
Blair Fisher
Brianna Rao
Bruce Leshan
Caridad Hernandez
Casey Nolen
Chick Hernandez
Eric Flack
Erin Spaht
Ittai Sopher
Jacqueline Quynh
Jennie Hook
Jess Arnold
John Doran
Jonathan Myers
Jordan Fischer
Kaitlyn McGrath
Katie Kyros
Katie Lusso
Kelsey Stanger
Larry Miller
Laura Wainman
Lesli Foster
Leslie Moreno
Lindsey Nance
Lorenzo Hall
Makayla Lucero
Marcella Robertson
Matt Gregory
Matt Pusatory
Matthew Torres
Megan Shuey
Miri Marshall
Rafael Sanchez Cruz
Robert Viamontes
Robyn Walters
Samantha Gilstrap
Scott Broom
Sean Martinelli
Simone DeAlba
Spencer Allan Brooks
Stephanie Wilson
Susan Phillips
T.J Cutini
Tom Hunsicker
Topper Shutt
Troy Pope
Wisdom Martin
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