What's the link between heartburn medicine and dementia? - Saturday, September 16, 2023 - Top News from WTOP

TOP NEWS | September 16, 2023 [Web version](   [Could long-term use of heartburn medicine be linked to dementia?]( Could taking antacids over a long period of time negatively affect your brain? A new study says it's possible. [READ MORE](   [Maintenance and automatic doors: What's happening on the Metro this weekend]( From scheduled maintenance to security training exercises, here's what will be impacting your Metro rides this weekend and in the near future. [READ MORE](   ADVERTISEMENT [Grab your tickets now for Lisa-Ann Walter at Bethesda Theater]( Comedian and actor Lisa Ann Walter, a Montgomery County native who stars in the popular ABC Emmy-nominated Abbott Elementary, is set to perform at Bethesda Theater on Sunday, September 17, 2023. | Get your tickets now!   [17-year-old boy charged with murder in shooting of teen girl trying to break up fight outside Prince George's Co. high school]( The police chief said the fight between the students stemmed from what he called a “petty beef” between a group of students from DuVal and another group who attended Charles Herbert Flowers High School in Springdale. [READ MORE](   [New addiction recovery center opens in Fairfax]( Fairfax's new 6,000-square-foot addiction recovery center stands to help those in the community fighting the disease and looking for resources, particularly low-income families. [READ MORE](   Sponsored by Montgomery County Department of Transportation [Free Ride On rides for youth, seniors, persons with disabilities and Montgomery College students]( All Montgomery County residents 18 years old and younger can ride free on all MCDOT and most Metrobuses within the County with a Youth Cruiser card. The County also offers free rides to seniors and persons with disabilities and all Montgomery College students who are currently enrolled.   [Renting an Airbnb? One Md. attorney says watch out for hidden cameras]( A Maryland attorney is seeing more cases of renters discovering hidden cameras in Airbnbs and other short-term rental properties. [READ MORE](   [DC man sentenced to 35 years for ‘heinous murder,' without any body found]( Isaac Moye was interviewed by police multiple times over 10 years and continuously changed his story, according to a news release. [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.   [Infertility treatments in DC will soon be covered by insurance]( There's now some relief for those looking to get in vitro fertilization treatments in D.C., as health insurers now have to cover the often costly treatment. [READ MORE](   [Three magazines place DC restaurants on their top lists this week]( It's been a good week for national recognition of D.C. area restaurants, as three national publications have put them on their top lists. [READ MORE](   Sponsored by D.C. Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking [University of California achieves ‘stability and predictability' by forming captive insurance company in DC]( Karen Hsi, the executive director for captive programs at the University of California, discusses the decision to launch a captive, ensuring comprehensive coverage while eliminating unnecessary overlap.   [New report reveals ‘troubling failures' in promotion of Montgomery Co. principal]( A new report found that Montgomery County leaders knew a principal was under investigation for possible sexual harassment when they promoted him. [READ MORE](   [12 who died in Washington Navy Yard shooting remembered ahead of 10th anniversary]( The names of the victims were read aloud as a bell was tolled for each one in a Friday ceremony at Navy Yard, one day ahead of the 10th anniversary of the attack. [READ MORE](   Sponsored by Maximus [Want to operationalize AI responsibly? 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