Sam Kosmas
Sam Kosmas is a FOX 5 Digital Content Creator and has covered news in the Baltimore and Washington, D.C. region for over 20 years.
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Police continue search for suspect in deadly shooting at Fairfax County gas station
Authorities say a man is dead after a morning shooting in Fairfax County.
Swim in Baltimore's Inner Harbor? Yes, says group hosting summer swim event
Baltimore's Inner Harbor is safe to swim in according to a non-profit group that advocates for the city’s famous port.
Virginia beer thief smashes store window, steals Modelo Especial: sheriff
A thief smashed the window of a Virginia convenience store and threw himself through the opening all to steal two 18-packs of imported beer.
Baltimore Key Bridge collapse: Section of roadway that fell remains unbroken across container ship
Aerial images showed a section of roadway that once ran across the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge as it lay stretched across the container ship that brought the structure down.
DC area retirees have highest incomes; Virginia city tops retirement earnings list
Retirees in the Washington, D.C. region enjoy the highest retirement incomes in the nation, according to a new study.
5 hurt in collision involving SUV, school bus in Silver Spring
Authorities say five people were hurt Monday during a collision involving an SUV and a school bus in Montgomery County.
Real ID: How to get yours in DC, Maryland & Virginia as deadline approaches
Americans have a little less than one year to get the Real ID they will need to board domestic flights or enter certain federal facilities.
Motorcyclist killed in Fairfax County crash
A motorcyclist was killed early Friday morning in a crash in Virginia.
FOX 5 DC reporter covers lockdown at son’s Maryland high school while teen shelters inside
FOX 5’s Bob Barnard has covered news in Washington, D.C. for over 25 years. But on Thursday, the news hit close to home.
IRS owes millions to DC, Maryland & Virginia taxpayers - but deadline to claim is Friday
Taxpayers in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia could be owed millions of dollars by the Internal Revenue Service – but the deadline to claim your money is running out.