Georgetown Gets Hot New Bagel Hangout As PopUp Moves Upstairs
Georgetown is about to get a lot toastier. PopUp Bagels, the Connecticut-born chain known for serving whole, hot bagels and those viral "grip, rip and dip" videos, is opening its first D.C. shop this Friday at 1078 Wisconsin Ave NW. The new location brings a twist to the brand’s usual grab-and-go style, with PopUp...
Alexandria road reopens after car overturns in crash
A road was closed after a car was involved in a crash in Alexandria.
This Budget-Friendly Reuse Warehouse In Maryland Makes Renovating Feel Possible
Home projects can start feeling impossible the moment the cost of materials starts adding up. In Maryland, there is a reuse warehouse that offers a different way to tackle renovation without giving up quality or character. Instead of relying only on brand-new supplies, shoppers can browse salvaged doors, cabinets,...
Bethesda-Based Marriott Named No. 7 Best Workplace in the U.S.
Bethesda-based Marriott International has been named the No. 7 Best Workplace in the United States on the 2026 Fortune and Great Place To Work 100 Best Workplaces list, continuing a decades-long streak of recognition for the global hospitality company. Marriott has appeared on the list since its inception nearly 30...
Bus crashes through front of DC restaurant, injuring several people
Washington DC -A bus crashed through the façade of a restaurant in Washington DC, leaving several people injured. The public bus collided with a car in the north-east of the city on Saturday afternoon and then crashed into the roadside restaurant, as the traffic police reported in a post on X. According to law...
🎁 Freebies Up for Grabs in Silver Spring — Furniture, Books & More
Looking for something useful without spending a dime? Silver Spring neighbors are giving away all kinds of free items this week — from furniture and home goods to books and even a telescope!
Alexandria deputy arrested, fired after alleged attempt to smuggle drugs into jail
Sheriff's office intercepted narcotics before they reached the detention center's general population, officials say
» Judge Won’t Release Defendant Accused in Popeyes Stabbing
DC Superior Court Judge Heide Herrmann denied release for a stabbing defendant after she waived her preliminary hearing of the initial evidence on April 1. Sarita Middleton, 45, is charged with two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon for her alleged involvement in a non-fatal stabbing that occurred at a Popeyes...
» Judge Sets Deadline for Prosecutors to Turn Over Evidence in Stabbing Case
DC Superior Court Judge Andrea Hertzfeld set a deadline for the prosecution to turn over any remaining evidence in a stabbing case to the defense on March 30. Tiana Robinson, 31, is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon for her alleged involvement in a stabbing on the 100 block of M Street, SE on Oct. 15, 2025.
As 5 curfews take effect, DC’s interim police chief says they’re needed to squash...
Five juvenile curfew zones are in effect this weekend in the District. Interim D.C. Police Chief Jeffery Carroll said these restrictions are necessary. Carroll told WTOP’s Nick Iannelli that social media posts advertising “teen takeovers” around the nation’s capital informed police about where their attention is...
