WTOP Headlines: The more dangerous gender behind the wheel?

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August 17, 2010 If this email does not display properly, click here More of a danger on the roads: Men or women? Statistics provided to WTOP from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety highlight which gender is legitimately dangerous behind the wheel. Preservation group backs Gettysburg casino Proponents of a project to convert Gettysburg's Eisenhower Conference Center into a gambling casino received new support from a surprising corner -- the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association. Surplus in Virginia nearly double estimate Final general tax collections will total about $230 million. But officials did not expect the unspent balances saved by state agencies through austerity moves to reach about $174 million. Pepco defends storm response to Md. regulators Pepco defended its response to recent storms that left many without power for days and admitted that the utility has had problems communicating with customers Tuesday during a hearing before the Maryland Public Service Commission. SC police: Mom killed children before sinking car A South Carolina mother who claimed her children drowned when their car careened into a river was charged with murder Tuesday after authorities said she confessed to suffocating the two toddlers and then faking the accident. JetBlue brings back 'All You Can Jet' passes JetBlue is bringing back its popular All-You-Can-Jet pass that allows anyone to travel to an unlimited number of cities over a one-month period. Redskins' Haynesworth sidelined after feeling ill Albert Haynesworth was sidelined after just a few snaps at practice Tuesday morning, apparently because he wasn't feeling well. Best Mexican Restaurant WTOP is looking for the best flavor from south of the border this week. On Federal News Radio Office of Personnel Management Director John Berry isn't mincing words about the ongoing attacks against federal pay. Forward Email   To contact WTOP Radio, please click here. WTOP Radio is located at 3400 Idaho Avenue, NW, Washington, DC, 20016. Privacy Statement

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