Virginia-Maryland-West Virginia Freeze Alert Oct. 18: Temperatures Drop to 27 Degrees Oct 18
Freeze warnings and frost advisories are in effect across portions of the Mid-Atlantic as temperatures fall into the upper 20s and 30s early Sunday.
Virginia Cop Accused of Swiping ‘Magic: The Gathering’ Cards from Target While in Uniform
A Virginia cop allegedly walked into Target in full uniform, tampered with a barcode, and left with Magic: The Gathering cards he had not fully paid for. That alone would have been a bizarre end to Scott Abram’s 20-plus-year law enforcement career, but investigators say the 44-year-old then surfaced at another Target just four hours later in connection with a second suspected theft. The first incident reportedly happened around 1 p.m. on Sept. 22 at a Target in Burke. According to WJLA , Abram c
Hundreds set to attend ‘DC Group Scream’ on the National Mall
Want to scream it out? On Saturday, October 17, you could join hundreds of other like-minded screamers on the National Mall for a "DC Group Scream."
D.C. Bill Would Force Landlords to Fess Up to AI-Faked Listing Photos
A District of Columbia lawmaker wants to make it illegal for landlords and real estate agents to quietly doctor listing photos with artificial intelligence. Councilmember Christina Henderson and her colleagues have introduced a bill that would require any property advertisement using a digitally altered image to disclose the editing, hand over the unedited original and spell out exactly how the photo differs from what a renter or buyer will actually find at the property.
Mid-Atlantic Weather Alert: Nor’easter Brings Flooding, 45+ MPH Gusts Through Oct 19
A strengthening coastal storm threatens flooding, beach erosion and strong winds from Delaware to North Carolina.
Boat Reportedly Taking On Water In Potomac River, Crews From Maryland And Virginia Respond
NEWBURG, Md. — Emergency crews from St. Mary’s County, Charles County and King George County, Virginia, are responding to a boat reportedly taking on water in the Potomac River on Friday evening, Oct. 16, 2026. The incident was initially reported at approximately 8:19 p.m. in the lower Potomac...
Nineteen Bedford Vietnam veterans take first Honor Flight to Washington, D.C.
BEDFORD, Va. (WSET) — Nineteen Vietnam veterans left Bedford for Washington, D.C., on their first Honor Flight, a trip organizers said is meant to offer recognition, healing and closure to veterans who did not always receive gratitude when they returned from war. The veterans said they were excited for...
Suspect wanted after shots fired near DC’s Dupont Circle
WASHINGTON - D.C. police are searching for a suspect who fired gunshots near Dupont Circle on Friday evening. Officers were called to 20th Street and New Hampshire Avenue, Northwest, around 4:30 p.m. for the sound of gunshots. Police found shell casings as evidence of a shooting in the 1900 block...
Ted’s Bulletin Announces November Opening for Ninth Location as Plans Move Forward for Former...
Ted’s Bulletin has announced it will open its ninth location in November 2026 at 2471 Mandeville Lane in Alexandria, Virginia. The restaurant will offer its signature all-day breakfast, scratch-made dishes, coffee and Ted’s Tarts. The Alexandria opening comes as Ted’s Bulletin continues expanding throughout the Washington metropolitan area,...
D.C. Day Care Workers Arrived at Locked Doors. Now the Owner Faces a Wage...
D.C. Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb filed a lawsuit against Ode H. Hines and his former daycare center for allegedly withholding nearly $15,000 in wages from six employees following a sudden closure in July 2024. The post D.C. Day Care Workers Arrived at Locked Doors. Now the Owner Faces a Wage Theft Lawsuit appeared first on The Washington Informer .

















