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Megan McGrath

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I'm a morning show reporter for NBC4. I'm the gal who stands out in the rain and snow at the crack of dawn. Catch me from 4:30-7am.
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Traffic shift to begin along MD4 in Upper Marlboro

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By Megan McGrath Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
Crews are beginning a new phase of work that will have an impact on drivers this weekend. News4's Megan McGrath reports.
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Stop sign cameras go up at busy intersections in Takoma Park

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By Megan McGrath Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
New stop sign cameras are up at intersections throughout Takoma Park, Maryland, in an effort to make the city safer for pedestrians and cyclists — especially in school zones. The cameras will go live on Monday, Aug. 17, the Takoma Park Police Department said. Drivers who don't come to a complete stop will get warnings for the first 30 days. Then, police will starting issuing tickets to drivers on Sept. 16. Here are the 10 different locations where the cameras were installed:
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Workers thrown around Maryland building after scaffolding rope breaks 9 stories high

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By Megan McGrath Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
Two workers were nine stories high on scaffolding outside a Maryland apartment building Monday afternoon when a rope broke and strong winds flung them around the building. It happened at the Washingtonian Tower Apartments in Gaithersburg about 4 p.m., right as severe weather brought heavy rain and intense winds to the D.C. region. Video shows the scaffolding go from one side of the building then around the corner at times as the men clung to the platform.
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