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D.C. reported 166 homicides in 2019 and 198 in 2020. Now 200 in 2021 with still a month remaining in the year...
Maryland police officer Anthony Westerman is the second white person convicted of rape in as many weeks to enjoy the privilege of not receiving any jail or prison time for their violent felony offenses. Coincidence?
Kyle Kuzma, who is one of the best contributors, is currently getting fried online after rocking an incredibly loud and pink Patrick The Starfish outfit ahead of a Monday night game.
Last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the world was shut it down. This included all Holiday events but this year many are returning in full force including the annual Alexandria Turkey Trot.
The 2021 #GivingTuesday campaign gives customers at each location the option to round up their totals at checkout to the nearest dollar amount to benefit youth-focused organizations within their local communities...
Friday, according to CNN a temporary transfer of power will be given to Vice President Kamala Harris as President Joe Biden will be put under anesthesia for his routine colonoscopy, reported by the White House press secretary Jen Psaki. Friday morning, Biden went to Walter Reed Medical Center to go for his first annual physical since […]
It's Holiday Season and if you're planning to travel for Thanksgiving, here a few things to keep in mind before you hit the road...
In a letter to Mayor Bowser addressing the new decision, members say they are worried that "this decision would place the District ahead of the science, including guidance from the Centers for Disease Control that still recommends that masking indoors is the safest at to protect everyone from COVID-19 exposure."
Gov. Larry Hogan said Maryland's share of the bill is at least $6 billion.
Frank Tramble, Vice President & Chief Communications at Howard University, told 7News in a statement that the university had reached an agreement with the students but the story is still developing.
Be prepared by keeping a jacket and umbrella near by...
The House Environment and Transportation Committee held a hearing Wednesday with school bus drivers to figure out how the state can help.
