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TOP NEWS | August 18, 2023   Here's what drivers should know before taking advantage of the new

TOP NEWS | August 18, 2023 [Web version](   [A commuter's guide to using Virginia's new I-95 Express Lanes]( Here's what drivers should know before taking advantage of the new extension of the Interstate 95 Express Lanes in Virginia. [READ MORE](   [DC's attorney general, federal investigators looking into criminal charges against Falcicchio]( D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb's office and federal investigators are looking into the former aide to the city's mayor, a source close to the investigation tells WTOP. [READ MORE](   SPONSORED CONTENT [Heading to the beach this weekend? You'll need this!]( Before you grab your sunscreen and hit the road, be sure to check out WTOP's beach traffic and weather resource for smooth sailing! 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