Matt Small
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Matt Small is a journalist at WTOP News in Washington. At the AP for nearly 18 years, he contributed both on-air and to the wire. Matt is recognized by colleagues for his clever and thoughtful use of technology to gather and spread news and information.
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Members of DC's LGBTQ community share their Pride journey 02.06.2021 1:40
Yesterday marked the start of Pride Month and the Capital Pride Alliance held a virtual discussion with members of the DC-area's LGBTQ community. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
GW Parkway: Trails and history round out Virginia commuter route 27.05.2021 0:52
The George Washington Memorial Parkway is more than a road to and from Reagan National Airport. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
Visitors return to the National Zoo 27.05.2021 1:02
The National Zoo began welcoming visitors back last Friday. WTOP's Matt Small caught up with some of them.
When can you expect to take Metro as far west as Ashburn? 27.05.2021 0:57
When will Phase 2 of Metro's Silver Line be ready for passengers? Loudoun County officials got an update. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
Remembering the life of former Virginia Sen. John Warner 26.05.2021 1:30
Former Virginia Senator John Warner has died. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
National Zoo reopens 21.05.2021 1:11
The National Zoo opened its gates to visitors again Friday. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
Arlington's Netherlands Carillon closer to being restored 20.05.2021 1:03
The Netherlands Carillon is another step closer toward being restored. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
Free bus rides ahead in Virginia? It could happen 19.05.2021 1:03
Some public transit rides could again be free in Virginia, but this time it won't be related to the coronavirus pandemic. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
DC schools plan for 5-day a week in-person learning 13.05.2021 1:01
D.C.'s public schools are planning for five-days-a-week of in-person learning when the new school year begins August 30th. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
Cops in schools? Not in Alexandria 06.05.2021 0:59
The School Resource Officer program at Alexandria City Public Schools is on the way out. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
Every Anne Arundel Co. police officer to receive a bodycam, including chief 05.05.2021 0:55
All Anne Arundel County police officers will be wearing body-worn cameras by later this year. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
WTOP Top Kid: Fredericksburg boy with a big heart for others 30.04.2021 1:12
A 10-year-old boy from Fredericksburg, Virginia, is showing that he has a big enough heart to go around the world. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
No wild pony swim at Chincoteague this summer 27.04.2021 1:00
You won’t be able to see the wild pony swim at Chincoteague on Virginia's Eastern Shore this summer, due to COVID-19 restrictions. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
DC, Va. population growth outpaces national rate 27.04.2021 0:43
New Census Bureau stats show the D.C. region continues to grow. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
DC to settle $1.6 million of suits by 2017 inauguration protesters 26.04.2021 1:03
The District will pay to settle claims made in a pair of demonstrators' rights lawsuits tied to former President Trump's 2017 inauguration. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
3 charged in shooting death of pregnant 18-year-old in Prince George’s Co. 26.04.2021 0:58
Three people are now under arrest, charged in the shooting death of a pregnant 18-year-old in Capitol Heights last Tuesday. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
More Americans are making travel plans. Where are they going? 24.04.2021 0:57
If you plan on flying somewhere, prepare to pay more as the number of vaccinated Americans continues to rise. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
How to convince those reluctant to get vaccinated 22.04.2021 1:01
How to get those who are hesitant about vaccines to reconsider? An infectious disease ecologist weighs-in. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
Can one site host mass vaccinations and high school graduations? 21.04.2021 1:03
Can a single facility host high school graduations and be a mass vaccination site at the same time? Charles County Schools is about to find out. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
Could Arlington be getting a new logo soon? 15.04.2021 1:00
Does Arlington County's logo have racist overtones? Hundreds of people apparently think so, and they have some ideas about how to change it. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
Pentagon officer charged in 2 fatal shootings held without bond 13.04.2021 0:58
There will be no bond for the off-duty Pentagon police officer charged with murder in the shootings of two men in Takoma Park. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
Northam endorses McAuliffe for Va. governor 08.04.2021 1:20
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam endorses former Gov. Terry McAuliffe for the job. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
What do residents want in Fairfax County's next top cop? 07.04.2021 1:04
As Fairfax County searches for its next top cop, what do residents want? WTOP’s Matt Small reports.
Maryland lawmakers tackle police reform 01.04.2021 1:01
The Maryland Senate is moving forward on a far-reaching police reform measure that already cleared the House of Delegates. WTOP's Matt Small reports.
Is 'life without parole' for juveniles about to be off the table in Maryland? 31.03.2021 1:07
Sentencing juveniles to life without parole may be nearing an end in Maryland. WTOP’s Matt Small reports.
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