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SHRM’s second jury trial in less than a year kicked off Tuesday in Alexandria, Virginia, after the HR giant failed for a second time to convince a federal judge to dismiss a discrimination claim. The case, Torres v. Society for Human Resource Management, stems from a job applicant’s lawsuit...

Most businesses have gone fully digital. Card readers, tap to pay, online orders, the whole thing. This Maryland greenhouse has ignored all of it. Cash is still the only option, and the prices have not budged much since the 1990s. You can walk through rows of plants, pick out what...

Alexandria, VA – When Tim Rose takes visitors into Christ Church and shows them George Washington’s pew, some tell him they get chills. Rose understands. To him, the pew is more than a stop on a walking tour. It is a place where people can feel a connection to those who came before them.

WASHINGTON (7News) — A 21-year-old D.C. woman was sentenced to 8 1/2 years in prison for helping kidnap and rob two women lured to a Southeast home with a fake babysitting job, federal prosecutors said. Cierra Charity Lee pleaded guilty April 30 to kidnapping and armed robbery. U.S. District...

DC Superior Court Judge Rainey Brandt sentenced a defendant to eight years in prison on Oct. 2 for stabbing the mother of his child. Jason Hill, 45, pleaded guilty on July 30 to aggravated assault knowingly while armed for his involvement in a domestic violence related stabbing on the 3400 block of 18th Street, SE on F

WASHINGTON (7News) — D.C. police are investigating a reported unlawful discharge of a firearm in Northwest Washington, D.C. Police said the gunfire was reported in the 500 block of Ingraham Street NW. The investigation took officers to the 3200 block of Sixth Street NW, near Lamont Street. Police reported...

A Maryland man was taken into custody after a bystander was struck during a D.C. shooting in March, police announced.

WALDORF, Md. — A Waldorf woman is facing three misdemeanor charges after authorities said a glass pipe that an officer described as commonly used to inhale controlled dangerous substances was discovered in her waistband during a search at the Charles County Detention Center following her arrest on outstanding warrants.

For more than three hours , a construction worker was buried in Maryland with rescuers digging toward him from two directions. The race to free him finally ended around 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 6, when crews pulled the worker from a collapsed trench outside a home on Falls Bridge Lane in Potomac. Ge…

Police said a burglary suspect was taken into custody within minutes after he reportedly entered a home in McLean Tuesday morning.