Garden Gnome, Stool And Punches: Three Charged After Waldorf Neighbor Fight
WALDORF, Md. — Three Waldorf residents are facing second-degree assault charges after a dispute between neighbors allegedly escalated into a physical confrontation involving punches, a stool and a garden gnome, with competing accounts accusing both sides of starting the violence, according to Charles County court docum
DC Weather: Saturday brings a cooler turn as Labor Day Weekend clears out
WASHINGTON (7News) — After four straight days of heat, the D.C. area gets a welcome break Saturday. Afternoon temperatures will top out in the lower to mid-80s — noticeably more comfortable than the recent heat wave — although skies will stay mostly cloudy for much of the day.
Four Office Buildings Along the Georgetown Waterfront Are Becoming Homes at the Same Time
A short stretch of the Georgetown waterfront is in the middle of a genuine transformation, and the latest piece of financing to close shows just how far along it already is. One Street Commercial Properties has secured $20.6 million in Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy financing from DC Green Bank and PACE Equi
DC Weather Authority: Scattered showers, strong storms possible in parts of region
A cluster of storms moving in from Ohio could bring damaging winds, heavy rain and frequent lightning to parts of the DMV. Showers are possible by midday, especially west of the Beltway, with highs in the low to mid-80s.
A pleasant September holiday weekend ahead
This afternoon the DMV will be split at the I-66 corridor. North of I-66 will have a mostly quiet day for the most part, while some isolated showers may spill in from this activity across far western Maryland, West Virginia, and the Shenandoah Valley. South of I-66, a few storms may develop in southern counties […]
Belmore’s Notebook: Three different counts of Alexandria’s cameras, and a question the mayor couldn’t...
Plus $2.5 million in school bonuses with no appropriation on the docket, a superintendent search that named the one person not in it, and goats for $9,500 — Ryan Belmore's Alexandria roundup for Sept. 5, 2026
Alexandria Has a Seat at the Table as $66.8 Billion Dominion-NextEra Merger Moves Forward
ALEXANDRIA, VA — One of the largest utility deals in American history is moving forward, and the City of Alexandria has made sure it will have a voice in what happens next. Shareholders of Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy approved their proposed $66.8 billion merger Thursday, Sept. 3, clearing a major hurdle toward c
‘That’s Him’: Man Charged In Two Waldorf Weis Thefts After Employee Spots Him In...
WALDORF, Md. — A 38-year-old man is facing three misdemeanor theft charges after authorities alleged he stole more than $1,000 worth of merchandise during two visits to a Waldorf Weis Market, with a store loss prevention employee later identifying him after seeing his name and photograph in a local news report, accordi
Man seriously hurt in Northwest DC stabbing
An investigation is underway in Northwest D.C. after a man was seriously hurt in a stabbing on Saturday, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
Silver Spring Pistol-Whipping Suspect Once Did Prison Time for Mall Shooting
A 36-year-old Bladensburg man was arrested last month after allegedly pistol-whipping a resident of the Arrive Silver Spring apartment complex during a robbery that police say unfolded just as the victim was stepping out of his own front door. Lucas Graves now faces armed robbery, first-degree assault, and related fire

















