Lionel Donovan is the Tacoma Bureau Chief at WUSA-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, public education, and health and wellness, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in Latin America. Lionel's work has been featured in notable outlets such as KING 5 News, WKYC Channel 3, and ABC10, among others.
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By: Lionel Donovan
Protesters say the goal is to show Washington County the cost of allowing ICE to ramp up activities.
By: Lionel Donovan
Event organizers say Black maternal mortality isn’t just a public health issue, it’s a community crisis with real implications for families across the region.
Living in Montgomery County could get even more expensive as the Council prepares to potentially increase taxes for residents.
By: Lionel Donovan
Starting this summer, anyone caught attending an illegal street race can be fined $1000 and face up to sixty days in jail.
By: Lionel Donovan
More than a year later, the legal battle over Kilmar Abrego Garcia's future in the U.S. is still playing out in court.
Demonstrators say the potential cuts would leave thousands of students without the critical support systems that help them succeed.
Lawmakers say the hope is to set a foundation for students that best serves them as new AI models and systems are introduced.
A historic unionized Apple store in Towson is now at the center of a growing fight on Capitol Hill
As the inclusion of AI continues to disrupt the workplace, parents are working to make sure the same doesn’t take place in the DMV’s schools.
By: Lionel Donovan
DuVal High School in Lanham is hosting its annual back-to-school night Wednesday. Transportation was a top concern for parents during last week’s town hall that was hosted by the school district. Pr...
