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One of Old Town Alexandria’s most beloved dining institutions is entering an exciting new era. On Friday, April 10, The Majestic is reopening under the ownership and creative direction of Chef Santiago Lopez, who has purchased the restaurant from Alexandria Restaurant Partners and is unveiling a reimagined concept...

Today's top headlines: Police are investigating a shooting near an Eid celebration in Anacostia. Plus, it's the first day of spring and the National Cherry Blossom Festival kicks off today.

The Senate is working over the weekend, debating the Save America Act, which would require voter ID to vote in U.S. elections. Meanwhile, two women are in the hospital Saturday after a shooting in Oxon Hill in Prince George's County, Maryland.

Some rain late Sunday could bring severe storms to the area. But by Monday, that will all clear out as temperatures drop. FOX 5 meteorologist Cesar Cornejo breaks it all down.

Two women were shot in Oxon Hill in Prince George's County on Saturday. Both women were hospitalized. Police are searching for the suspected shooter. PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. - Police are searching for the person who shot two women in broad daylight in a Prince George's County neighborhood Saturday afternoon.

Police are investigating an incident on Seat Pleasant Drive that has prompted road closures in the area.

“there are at least two engines and 3 ladder trucks with lots of fire fighters. The house is on the west side of 11th where it his park ne. National guard is being useful for keeping perimeter so that’s a win.”. DC Fire and EMS reported:. “Box Alarm 200...

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Police in Fairfax County arrested a wanted man after a police chase that ended on an Alexandria highway Friday. The chase happened Friday afternoon, according to the Fairfax County Police Department. That's when officers said they received an alert from a license plate reader connected to a car...

WASHINGTON (7News) — A ticket caused a man to threaten a parking enforcement officer with a gun before he was arrested, according to the Metropolitan Police Department. The officer with the Department of Public Works was working in the 700 block of 8th Street, Southeast D.C., on March 10.

WASHINGTON, D.C. –– A series of fires aboard transit and commuter trains sparks NTSB safety alert. The NTSB release of a safety alert around electric propulsion power systems comes after a series of fires and electrical mishaps on some of the nation’s light rail and commuter systems that use electric propulsion.