Pride Month in DC: Your guide to the parade, top events and more celebrations
LGBTQIA+ Pride Month is part history lesson, part celebration and part call to action. The roots of Pride here in D.C. – and across the country – are grounded in protest, commemorating people in the LGBTQIA+ community standing up and demanding equality. Before Pride parades, festivals and parties...
‘Hey Man, That Is A Lot Of Zeros!’ Retired D.C. Police Officer Wins Top...
– A Washington, D.C., man was seeing plenty of zeros, tipping him off that he had won the top prize of $1 million on the Maryland Lottery’s $1,000,000 Crossword scratch-off. He was in the store scanning his ticket and couldn’t believe the message, he said June 2 when he...
Oxon Hill man charged with murdering stepfather after April fight
Prince George's County Police are now treating the death of a 79-year-old Oxon Hill man as a domestic murder. On April 3, officers went to a home on Fenwood Avenue after reports of a fight. They found James Venable unconscious inside. Delvin Graham, 47, was arrested at the scene and...
3 arrested for stealing $4K+ in merchandise, Fairfax County police say
During the investigation, detectives found out that the women had stolen from other clothing stores in Tysons Corner Center before.
2 shootings in DC within 15 minutes of each other injures 2
Police are investigating two shootings that happened within 15 minutes of each other on Monday night.
Woman hospitalized after stabbing, burglary at DC apartment
WASHINGTON (7News) — Police are investigating a burglary and stabbing that left a woman injured early Monday morning in Southeast D.C. According to a Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) report, the woman told officers she was walking through an alley when two unknown suspects attacked her, stole her purse and then sta
Druski’s D.C. Auditions Turned Into A Viral Stampede Before Anyone Even Hit The Stage
Druski turned a Sunday audition into a full-blown D.C. scene when fans and hopeful performers lined up in Northeast for a shot at his viral Coulda Been Records platform. […] The post Druski’s D.C. Auditions Turned Into A Viral Stampede Before Anyone Even Hit The Stage appeared first on Baller Alert .
Locally created play ends Kennedy Center run after 39 years
‘Shear Madness’ premiered at the Lake George Dinner Theatre in 1978 and became the longest-running play in American history.
Restaurant Blog Offers Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Industry
Owning a restaurant is no piece of cake. A lot goes into what you see on the menu. It’s a balancing act of flavor, food costs and customer expectations. They’re decisions diners rarely see, but can make or break a business. William Thompson, who co-owns Celebrity Delly in...
Three-Star Safety Ontario Washington Jr. Commits To Maryland
Listed as a safety but utilized in special teams and offense as well, the Virginia native has made his official commitment to Maryland.
