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Why are robocalls such a big problem?
One of out of every 6 American adults loses money every year from phone scams, costing victims a total of $10 billion, according to Hiya State of the Calls Report.
Investigations
After 70 years, there is finally a process for military members to file claims for medical malpractice
WUSA9 has been reporting on this issue for almost two years – bringing you stories of military families struggling with disease and loss. Now, they have good news.
Investigations
After 70 years, there is finally a process for military members to file claims for medical malpractice
WUSA9 has been reporting on this issue for almost two years – bringing you stories of military families struggling with disease and loss. Now, they have good news.
Investigations
'Our son was never deployed. He lost his life in a military hospital' | Dept. of Defense has not released medical malpractice claims process
Service members can now file claims for medical malpractice if something tragic happens to them. A WUSA9 investigation reveals the DoD hasn't paid out any money yet.
ROBOCALLS FEATURED
How can you stop robocalls?
We set out find out who are the robocallers, who are the victims and what can be done to stop the calls.
Investigations
Hackers threaten poisonings, blackouts of utilities. So, are we prepared?
Security experts and Maryland's governor say federal government and private businesses need to do better at keeping computer networks safe.
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Proposed legislation in Congress could help some caregivers of US service members and veterans with the student debt issues they face.
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'Health impacts for those exposed' | House Oversight demands answers from tear gas manufacturers
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Police: DC Teachers Union President legally impaired when she killed Annapolis musician
Maryland State Police says WTU President Elizabeth Davis had a .13 blood alcohol content during deadly Easter crash in Bowie.
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