This Elegant Steakhouse Serves PRIME Steaks and Fresh Seafood in Washington, DC
Open daily Mon–Fri, 5–9 PM |Sat - Sun, 4–9 PM. Mastro’s Steakhouse brings prime steaks and fresh seafood to the heart of downtown Washington, D.C., creating an inviting destination for travelers and locals searching for a memorable night out. Located at 600 13th Street NW, the...
Bay Underwater Grasses Up, But Some Rivers See Trouble Spots
Underwater grasses across the Chesapeake Bay reached their highest point since 2018, though some rivers continue to see troubling declines. Results from an annual survey conducted by the Virginia Institute of Marine Science and Maryland Department of Natural Resources recorded a total of 89,385 acres of underwater gras
Garfield Heights Man Charged After Gun He Sold Turns Up in Fatal White House...
17th St. NW & Pennsylvania Ave. NW — Reported Shooting Location. A Garfield Heights man is facing federal charges after investigators traced a 9mm handgun recovered following a deadly shootout outside the White House back to his 2022 purchase, and then allegedly caught him lying about how he lost track of it. Federal p
Community mourns after owner of Vienna’s Caffe Amouri dies from cancer
The Town of Vienna has lost a beloved community figure. Michael Amouri, founder and owner of Caffe Amouri, died at his home this weekend, more than three years after he was diagnosed with lung cancer, the coffeehouse announced Saturday evening (Sept. 12). “It is with great sadness and gratitude that...
Man connected to missing Washington, DC woman arrested in Beaver County
The father of a 10-year-old boy whose mother has been missing from Washington, D.C. for 10 days was arrested during a traffic stop in Brighton Township Saturday morning. He has not been charged in her disappearance but is being held in the Beaver County Jail. Antoinette Forbes was last seen...
Flint Mayor: We’re taking the fight to D.C. for the residents
FLINT, Mich.—Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley tells Mid-Michigan NOW he’s heading to Washington D.C. on Wednesday September 16 for a second visit with the Special Master overseeing the Flint Water Crisis settlement. The Special Master was court appointed by Judge Levy from the 85th U.S. District Court. Deborah Greenspan...
Following abuse allegations, DC Council member demands answers on Flock cameras
D.C. Council member Brooke Pinto is seeking answers from D.C.’s police department about its use of Flock license plate reader technology, citing concerns about potential misuse and questions about the safeguards governing the system. In a letter that was posted to X on Monday, Pinto asked the D.C. police...
Patrick O’Connell Discusses Some Eyebrow-Raising Parts of His Memoir
Patrick O’Connell is the lord of a Virginia hospitality fiefdom that’s extraordinarily high-end. The Inn at Little Washington, the Michelin-starred restaurant he founded 48 years ago out of a former garage, is now the anchor of a whimsical snow-globe town that boasts such amenities as a “garden of scents,” a manicured
Woman sought after stabbing on Franklin Street in Northeast DC
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DC asks for public’s help in getting rid of rats
WASHINGTON - Washington, D.C. officials are working hard to make the District as unwelcoming as possible – to rats. On Monday, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser posted a message on social media, declaring: "We’re making DC a tougher place to be a rat." She listed several specific ways in which officials are doing that.
