
Regina Yurrita
Regina Yurrita was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. She recently moved from San Diego to DC. In San Diego she focused on covering stories affecting the southern border, including the end of title 42. She eventually became the early morning news reporter where she covered breaking news and crime.
Regina started her career in Palm Springs during the pandemic, where she focused on stories about farm laborers.
Regina is the type to easily talk about current events and politics, even at the dinner table. In her off time, she likes to go to yoga, is into reading and baking sourdough. She’s happy that her starter made it with her from SD to DC.
Most importantly, Regina is excited to be a part of the FOX 5 DC team. She is looking forward to getting to know her colleagues and the wonderful community of the DMV area.
The latest from Regina Yurrita
Loudoun County hosts open house as debate over data center growth continues
Loudoun County held the first in a series of community open houses in Ashburn Monday to give residents a chance to weigh in on the future of data center development in the community.
Viral video of Maryland DoorDash crash leads to outpouring of kindness for delivery driver
A simple food delivery order took a viral turn in Bowie, Maryland, when a local couple was asked to pick up their meal directly from the scene of a car accident involving their own DoorDash driver.
Prince William County board unanimously votes to end automatic data center approvals
The Prince William County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to end automatic approvals for data center developments.
Maryland man accused of killing roommate, confessing to church pastor
An 87-year-old Frederick, Maryland, man is accused of killing his roommate then going to church to confess.
Loudoun County supervisors advance 12-month data center moratorium
Loudoun County's Board of Supervisors advanced a proposed 12-month pause on new data center projects.
Prince George's County private school teacher arrested for child pornography
A Prince George's County teacher was arrested and charged with multiple counts of distribution and possession of child pornography, Maryland State Police said Tuesday.
Loudoun County to discuss possible data center moratorium
Loudoun County is home to a massive tech industry, but some local leaders are looking to slow that growth down.
Northern Virginia man convicted of arson, murder for deadly townhouse fire
A Northern Virginia man was found guilty after he intentionally started a deadly townhouse fire that killed his neighbor.
Virginia congressman shares proposal calling for regulation of data centers
A Northern Virginia congressman is pushing a new national plan that would change how data centers are built and regulated.
Police search for suspect after deadly shooting at Addison Road Metro station
One man is dead and police are searching for an armed suspect following a shooting inside the Addison Road Metro station in Prince George’s County on Monday.








