Steve Karesh is a Producer at WTOP News. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, government and politics, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on hydrology, water conservation, and environmental services. Steve's work has been featured in WTOP News, VOA now Stantec, and Bethesda Magazine.
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D.C. has dashboards for tracking snowplows and leaf collection crews. Now there’s a dashboard for tracking the District’s response to its rat problem.
By: Steve Karesh
The Prince Georges County Council approved legislation Tuesday that would make it easier for family members of those detained by ICE to retrieve their cars from impound lots.
Nearly six years after the killing of Andre Cox Jr. in Prince George’s County, police there finally announced Wednesday an arrest in the case.
New stop-sign cameras in Takoma Park are now active, with warnings issued for 30 days before fines begin Sept. 16.
A group of researchers believe they can ease jet lag by using cell therapy to help your body’s internal clock adjust before your vacation begins.
The National Book Festival in D.C. will feature actresses from “Wicked” and “Barbie” as organizers look to give attendees a broader look at American culture.
By: Steve Karesh
Depression is a growing problem among American teenagers, and a group of researchers at Dartmouth College have found a novel way to help reduce it using a video game.
A George Mason University-led study found Virginia Medicaid reimburses doctors at lower rates than private insurers for the same preventive-care services.
It’ll be an exciting weekend for art lovers in the District as D.C. presents the Art All Night festival.
Alexandria, Virginia's mayor says she wants the city to move away from using Flock Safety license plate readers amid growing concerns over privacy and how the cameras can be used to track people's movements.
