The latest on DC's manhunt in Foggy Bottom - Thursday, September 7, 2023 - Top News from WTOP

TOP NEWS | September 07, 2023 [Web version](   [GW resumes classes as manhunt for murder suspect escapee continues]( The FBI is now offering a $10,000 reward to anyone with information about Christopher Haynes' whereabouts and anything that will lead to his arrest. [READ MORE](   [Blue skies break as Thursday brings wet weather and continued heat for DC area]( For Thursday, 7News Meteorologist Steve Rudin told WTOP that "after three consecutive days of record heat across the DMV, it will be hot, but not necessarily record-breaking heat." [READ MORE](   SPONSORED CONTENT [Local news. Traffic. Weather. Hear it all on WTOP!]( We've got the latest local news, traffic and weather information impacting listeners across the Washington region. Everything you need, every time you listen. WTOP News 103.5FM. Listen Now.   [Prince George's Co. police seek information on officer, woman caught on video going to back seat of cruiser]( “I know the officer's actions seen on these videos have sparked a range of emotions in the community and put a negative spotlight on this agency and the many hardworking women and men who wear our uniform." [READ MORE](   [Irish pub closed by tragedy reopens in Arlington with joy]( In 2022, a ride-share driver suffered a medical emergency and crashed into Ireland's Four Courts. On Wednesday, the Arlington-based pub hosted the people injured in the crash and the police and firefighters who responded that day. [READ MORE](   Sponsored by Maximus [Want to operationalize AI responsibly? Take a holistic and scalable approach]( Successful and responsible use of AI requires a roadmap based on desired outcomes and four other critical elements. We talk with AI guru Kathleen Featheringham to learn what those are and why they matter to agencies working toward smart use of AI.   [Virginia lawmakers pass long-overdue budget bill with tax rebates, extra aid for schools]( The politically divided Virginia General Assembly spent just a few hours in the Capitol considering the compromise plan before adopting it and sending it to Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin. [READ MORE](   [National Zoo to hold ‘Panda Palooza' before bears leave for China]( The D.C. area is getting ready to say goodbye to its three giant panda bears before they leave for China -- and the National Zoo is preparing to send them off in style. [READ MORE](   SPONSORED CONTENT [The case for 3GPP for Lunar Comms]( A local cellular network on the Moon might not be so far away. However, it will take some innovative thinking to make it a reality. Steve Vogelsang, Chief Technology Officer for Nokia's Federal Division and Thierry Klein, President of Bell Labs Solutions Research at Nokia Bell Labs explain.   [Pennsylvania man arrested on murder charges in disappearance of DC-area photographer]( Calvert County Sheriff's Office deputies arrived at a home in Huntingtown on Monday after a family member reported Joseph Anthony Shymanski missing. He has not been found. [READ MORE](   [Classroom masking clarified: Montgomery Co. officials emphasize that requirements are limited]( Montgomery County Public Schools' medical officer says the community level remains in the "low" category for COVID-19 despite an uptick nationwide. [READ MORE](   Sponsored by ATD [Workplace Reimagined: 3 talent development strategies for hybrid federal workforce]( To create a consistent culture for your employees - whether in the office or remote - depends on more than ice creams socials, explains a research expert with the Association for Talent Development. She shares how you can help your employees thrive.   [How Montgomery County plans to end child hunger]( Montgomery County Council member Gabe Albornoz, who led the effort to develop a new plan, said 14% of the county's children "don't know where their next meal" is coming from. [READ MORE](   [Cyclists take over the streets this weekend for the 7th annual DC Bike Ride]( Be prepared for street closures around the D.C. waterfront on Sept. 9: The streets will be taken over by 10,000 cyclists for the seventh annual D.C. Bike Ride. [READ MORE](   SPONSORED CONTENT [3 trends drive how agencies use display technology now (all with security in mind)]( As federal employees return to government offices, agencies are revamping their collaboration spaces along with other ways they use displays. To get the details, we talk with experts from Samsung and Ingram Micro.   [Magic Johnson meets with Washington Commanders players for the first time]( The former NBA star stopped by the practice facility to address the Commanders at a pre-practice meeting. Players were able to ask questions and pick his brain on what it takes to be a champion. [READ MORE](   [Playwright steals Lincoln's head from statue on Capitol Hill in Mosaic's ‘Monumental Travesties']( A new play highlights a D.C. statue's controversial design as Mosaic Theater stages "Monumental Travesties" at the Atlas Performing Arts Center through Oct. 1. [READ MORE](   Event - Webinar [Federal News Network's Cyber Leaders Exchange 2023 | Register Now]( Where are agencies on zero trust? What's happening with supply chain risk management? Is the government prepared for quantum and beyond? Join us September 12-14 for this exclusive virtual event. 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