James Brown finds a new home with hopes of finally reaching his potential
The now former Tar Heel is looking for an opportunity for a bigger role at his new landing spot.
Man Accused Of Stealing Merchandise From Waldorf Target, Giving False Name
WALDORF, Md. — A Waldorf man was arrested after allegedly stealing merchandise from a Target store and attempting to flee on foot, according to court documents. Adam McKinley Washington, 32, of Waldorf, was taken into custody April 7, 2026, following a reported shoplifting incident at the Target located on Western Parkway.
D.C. Man Arrested Months Later In Armed 7-Eleven Robbery Spree In Waldorf
WALDORF, Md. — A Washington, D.C., man was arrested earlier this month in connection with a series of armed robberies that targeted 7-Eleven stores in Waldorf late last year, according to court documents. Antonio Hermazo Blount, 37, was taken into custody in April 2026 following an investigation into two...
Highway worker killed in 2-vehicle crash while setting up cones on I-495, police say
A highway worker was killed after a two-vehicle crash on Interstate 495 on Saturday morning, according to Maryland State Police.
Annandale building available for lease
An online real estate listing seeks a tenant for a retail building at the corner of Columbia Pike and Little River Turnpike in Annandale. The property at 7262 Columbia Pike is currently a T-Mobile store. It has 2,100 square feet of retail space, according to a listing from the Broad Street Realty Group. The property won’t be available until Aug. 1.
D.C. Weekend Washout: Rain, Wind Poised To Drench The District
Saturday morning in Washington, D.C., starts on a relatively calm note, with partly cloudy skies, temperatures around 55°F, and a light east breeze. The quiet stretch will not last long, though, as clouds thicken through the day and showers are likely to move in late this afternoon, with steadier rain expected tonight into early Sunday.
D.C. Anti‑Violence Nonprofit Boss Hit With $60K Payback And Permanent Ban
Washington, D.C., has officially cut ties with one of its violence‑intervention partners, and it comes with a price tag. A D.C. Superior Court judge has entered a default judgment ordering the nonprofit Women in H.E.E.L.S. to repay $60,502.48 to the District, while its founder, Ikeia Hardy, has been ordered to return $57,302.48. The ruling also permanently bars Hardy from serving as an officer...
All Set Restaurant & Bar to Host Emma’s Torch Fundraiser
All Set Restaurant & Bar will host the next installment of its Dine Out Tuesdays series next week to benefit the upcoming Emma’s Torch Café and Culinary Training Center in downtown Silver Spring. Twenty percent of the pre-tax total from guest checks will be donated from 5 to...
Man Accidentally Shoots Himself in Waldorf, Airlifted to Trauma Center
WALDORF, Md. — A medevac helicopter was called to a Waldorf neighborhood Saturday afternoon after a 50-year-old man accidentally shot himself in the wrist, prompting an emergency airlift to a trauma center. The incident was reported around 2:45 p.m. on April 25, 2026, in the 2800 block of Kelly...
I-95 Mayhem In Stafford As D.C. Duo Nabbed After Wild Midday Chase
What started as a high-speed run on Interstate 95 ended with two Washington, D.C., men in cuffs on Thursday, after a midday pursuit barreled into Stafford County and wrapped up with a pair of crashes. Deputies say a stolen vehicle died on the shoulder, one suspect bolted on foot, another wrecked off Route 1, and both were ultimately taken into custody and booked...
