The station’s general manager cited economic reasons for offering the buyouts.

Dexter Manley runs his mouth again, promptly gets banned from appearing on WTOP.

WTOP first reported the hack on Tuesday, and informed users by email Sunday.

Washington’s news and traffic station is about to get a whole lot less newsy with the announcement that WTOP’s District reporter Mark Segraves is moving to NBC4.

Two of the D.C. area’s leading radio station disagree on how a very fundamental portion of big-city news radio should be delivered: Traffic reports.

If you’ve got Nats playoff tickets that you want to sell, D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier wants you to know that she’ll find you if you try to scalp them out in the open.

D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier said that D.C. would install between eight and 10 Stop sign cameras before the end of the year.

Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell waded into the still-simmering debate over Chick-fil-A today, saying that he didn’t think that the fried chicken purveyor should be denied permits because of its donations to organizations that oppose same-sex marriage, a threat some elected officials have made in recent weeks.

Things seem to be getting a little testy down at the Wilson Building these days.

Speaking on WTOP today, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell insisted that a bill that would mandate ultrasounds “protects the dignity of women” by “providing them with all the information” before they choose to get an abortion.