The Massive Thrift Store In Maryland Where Treasure Hunters Lose Track Of Time
Tucked away in Waldorf, Maryland sits a secondhand paradise where time seems to stand still while shopping carts fill up – Prime Thrift. This expansive haven of pre-owned treasures has become legendary among savvy shoppers who regularly emerge with armloads of finds and surprisingly intact bank accounts. Do you...
Shooting near Catholic University puts DC campus on alert; classes cancelled
WASHINGTON (7News) — Reports of an assault and shooting near Catholic University briefly placed the Northeast, D.C. campus on alert as police searched for a person of interest Thursday afternoon. The school's Department of Public Safety said their officers, alongside D.C. Police, searched the area near the...
6 children, 2 adults rescued from burning building in Southeast DC
WASHINGTON - A dramatic scene unfolded in Southeast D.C. on Thursday as six children were pulled out of a burning building. FOX 5 had a chance to speak with the heroic firefighters and a civilian who made the rescue. What we know:. The flames broke out in an apartment in...
Fentanyl Flood: Port Tobacco Man Gets 13½ Years In Federal Drug Case
WASHINGTON — A Southern Maryland man was sentenced to more than 13 years in federal prison for his role in a multi-year drug trafficking conspiracy that funneled large quantities of high-potency fentanyl and other dangerous narcotics into the Washington metropolitan region. On Wednesday, January 14, 2026, Wayne...
Tension builds in NYC, Washington D.C. after high-profile ICE arrests
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Tensions are high in New York City after Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained a City Council employee at a routine court hearing. The sights and sounds of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrest have become familiar across the country — from a raid on Canal Street to the ongoing...
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders extends Nation Guard deployment to Washington D.C. by 90 days
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has extended the deployment of 100 Arkansas National Guard troops to Washington, D.C. for 90 days, with the operation resulting in over 6,000 arrests and a significant decrease in crime rates.
DC Wants To Kill Traffic Cameras, And That’s A $267 Million Problem
Washington, D.C. may scrap all traffic cameras, raising safety concerns and questions about how to fill a major financial gap in the city’s budget
Aloka the Peace Dog recovering from surgery after being injured during a peace walk...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WHNS/Gray News) - Aloka the Peace Dog, who has been walking alongside Buddhist monks on their Walk for Peace, underwent surgery after injuring his leg. The monks said that Aloka’s surgery was supposed to take two to three hours, but was finished in just one hour. Aloka...
» Homicide Defendant Who Fatally Shot His Own Dog and Man Accepts Plea Deal
A homicide defendant who fatally shot a man and his own dog accepted a plea deal before DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park on Jan. 14. Quateze Moore, 47, was originally charged with first-degree premeditated murder while armed, possession of a firearm during a crime of violence and unlawful possession of a firearm by...
“Dinner for two with live jazz under $50?!” at Yours Cafe
Yours Cafe at 2619 Connecticut Ave. is having live jazz with the Herb Scott Duo on Fridays and Saturdays from 6-9 pm, no cover. Their dinner menu is not online yet, but they have both Ethiopian and other food — pasta, salmon, chicken, etc. Entrees are around $20 and very tasty. We had the roasted salmon and the penne...
