TOP NEWS | September 17, 2023 [Web version]( â [DC Water finishes work on tunnel to alleviate Northeast flooding]( D.C. Water says construction has been finished on the Northeast Boundary Tunnel, which has been in the works for six years. [READ MORE]( â [Arson person of interest in custody after multiple Gaithersburg fires]( A person of interest is in custody after Montgomery County, Maryland, firefighters responded to multiple blazes early Sunday morning. [READ MORE]( â 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! â [H Street Festival boosts local business, brings out DC locals]( The annual H Street Festival closed 11 blocks along H Street Saturday, hosting music of different genres, dance, youth-based performance, fashion, poetry and more. [READ MORE]( â [WTOP Book Report: âThe He-Man Effect' explores how companies use nostalgia to sell toys]( Brian "Box" Brown's passion for the toys of his youth led to a decade-long journey to understand the connection between these toys and the strong nostalgic feeling he experiences, even in adulthood. [READ MORE]( â 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. â [How to take in the fall foliage without the hidden dangers of âleaf peeping']( As fall foliage begins to appear, it beckons people to take to trails and do some leaf peeping, but there are hidden risks. [READ MORE]( â [Capitol South Metro station closed through Sunday afternoon for âfull-scale' active shooter training]( From opening until 2 p.m., Orange Line riders may need to adjust their plans slightly while several police and metro staff conduct a law enforcement exercise at the station. [READ MORE]( â 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. â [New report reveals âtroubling failures' in promotion of Montgomery Co. principal]( A new report found that Montgomery County, Maryland, leaders knew a principal was under investigation for possible sexual harassment when they promoted him. [READ MORE]( â [Prison escapee from Wisconsin arrested in Alexandria]( A man who escaped from a Wisconsin prison earlier this week has been arrested by Alexandria police. [READ MORE]( â Sponsored by D.C. Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking [University of California achieves âstability 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. â [Tired of those confusing Metrobus route names? They could change soon - with your input]( Metro is encouraging its customers to take a survey gauging how the transit agency can rename bus routes to make it easier for customers to understand. [READ MORE]( â [Montgomery Co. Council staff member accused of misusing thousands in government funds]( A Montgomery County Council member has been accused of inappropriately using thousands of dollars of Council funds to reserve athletic fields for their spouse. [READ MORE]( â 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. â [3 convicted of blocking access to DC reproductive health clinic]( Three people were convicted for federal civil rights violations Friday after blocking patient access to a D.C. reproductive health clinic in October 2020. [READ MORE]( â 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. 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