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 .
Skeletal remains found in NW DC identified as 25-year-old homicide victim
WASHINGTON, D.C. - D.C. police have identified human skeletal remains discovered in Northwest earlier this year and are officially investigating the case as a homicide. On May 15, 2026, Third District officers responded to the rear of the 2900 block of Georgia Avenue Northwest after receiving a report of human skeletal remains. Officers arrived to find the remains in an advanced stage of decomposition.
Multiday pause on Amtrak, VRE service between DC and Virginia begins Friday
Amtrak infrastructure work will disrupt rail service between D.C.’s Union Station and Virginia starting Friday evening and continuing through Monday, Oct. 26. The project will replace aging track components at A-Interlocking, a critical junction in the First Street Tunnel south of Union Station, and will impact Amtrak and Virginia Railway Express service. The upgrades are intended, according to Amtrak, to improve rail reliability and reduce delays.
Maryland storms: Baltimore and DC suburbs placed under tornado threat tonight
Most of Maryland, including Baltimore and the Washington suburbs, is under a severe thunderstorm watch until 8 p.m. tonight, Oct. 16. The National Weather Service’s Baltimore/Washington office issued the watch at 1:25 p.m. as a strong cold front moves in. Storms are expected between roughly 4 and 8 p.m., right during the evening commute, with damaging wind gusts, brief downpours and the chance of an isolated tornado.
Mid-Atlantic Weather Alert: 70 MPH Winds, Tornado Risk Tonight Oct 16 Until 8PM
Washington, Baltimore and Harrisburg areas under watch until 8 p.m. Friday as gusts could reach 70 mph.
Ilhan Omar’s husband snaps over allegations she fled US after DC home was raided...
While Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., has not been seen publicly since federal agents raided her Washington, D.C., residence on Monday, her political consultant husband was once again spotted emerging from their shared rental home this week. Tim Mynett was seen Wednesday stepping out in the neighborhood to walk their Golden Labrador Retriever dog Teddy, a second time later that same day to take out the trash and a third time to walk out his wife’s staffer. “There are rumors that the congresswoman left the
The brunch buffet is back, baby
Move over, bottomless mimosas — the brunch buffet is back, and D.C. restaurants are piling on sushi, curries and mezze. Why it matters: Who doesn't love an all-you-can-eat brunch with Sizzler nostalgia — and a lot more culinary chops? The big buffet picture: Once largely the domain of fancy hotels, brunch buffets are popping up at neighborhood restaurants, too, with globe-trotting spreads that go well beyond Benedicts. Driving the news: Restaurateur Ashok Bajaj is launching a $35 Sunday buffet b
Metro bus driver robbed; Union leaders advocate for harsher punishment for violence
WASHINGTON (7News) — Law enforcement in D.C. has asked for help finding a man they believe attacked and robbed a Metro bus driver early Wednesday morning near the corner of Torque Street and Southern Avenue in Southeast, right on the line separating D.C. and Maryland. Radio communication from that...
No Blue Line Past Reagan Airport This Weekend; Three Stations Close
On Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 17-18, there will be no Blue Line train service between Reagan National Airport and Foggy Bottom-GWU, according to Metro’s official weekend advisory. Arlington Cemetery, Rosslyn and Court House stations will be closed. Yellow Line trains are scheduled to operate normally, giving many Alexandria riders...

















