Kilmar Abrego Garcia faces ultimatum for deporation
Georgetown law professor Mushtaq Gunja discusses the latest developments in the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia with Tom Fitzgerald on FOX 5's "On the Hill."
Families come together to hold vigil for 2 women killed in Largo crash
A vigil was held Saturday night in Prince George's County to remember two women whose lives were claimed in a seven-car crash on Aug. 19. Tara Gross, 50, and Dandra Byrd, 31, were pronounced dead on the scene along Landover Road, up the street from Woodmore Towne Center. Loved ones...
Fire graduate falls to death in DC: officials
WASHINGTON - Tragedy has struck a local fire company after a deadly fall this weekend. Officials say that a recent graduate of DC Fire and EMS has died of injuries sustained during a fall on Saturday night. The fall happened off-duty, and was not a line-of-duty death. The Cadet Class...
National Guardsman ticketed for running red light in DC crash
The civilian driver, per emergency responders, was trapped inside the car, rescued and transported to a local hospital with minor injuries.
This Day in History: Commonwealth rocked by earthquake
(WDBJ) - August 23, 2011:. A 5.8 magnitude earthquake centered in Louisa County, Virginia, shook the entire East Coast. It was the largest recorded earthquake in Virginia history, causing significant damage to homes and buildings, including two schools that required demolition. Historical structures in Washington,...
Suspects seen threatening victim with pickaxe in Southeast robbery
WASHINGTON (7News) — D.C. Police is asking the public to help them identify two suspects in a violent robbery that happened on August 15. Police said one suspect removed a pickaxe from the victim's truck before threatening them and stealing their property. The pair got away in a black Jeep SUV.
DC parents, students worried about federal presence with first day of school on Monday
WASHINGTON — Back to school time usually means new clothes and books, but parents and students in the district say there’s a new sense of fear this year after seeing federal officers patrol their neighborhoods for the last two weeks. "I feel both really excited, it’s the beginning...
MPD seeks man accused of stealing headphones, charger from Walgreens in Northwest DC
WASHINGTON (7News) — The Metropolitan Police Department is seeking the public's help in finding a man suspected of stealing electronic devices from a Walgreens in Northwest D.C. earlier this month. It happened around 6:48 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 12, in the 800 block of 7th Street Northwest, according to...
Rabid Fox Attacks Cat In Alexandria Neighborhood, Tests Positive: Health Alert
The Alexandria Health Department (AHD) says a fox from the Del Ray/Rosemont neighborhood tested positive for rabies this week. On Tuesday, Aug. 19, the fox came into contact with a cat near a home in the area, officials said. The animal later tested positive for rabies. The fox is now...
Award-winning folk duo, legendary string band to perform at Lyceum this fall
The Alexandria History Museum at The Lyceum will host two standout performances this fall as part of its ongoing Traditional Music Series, bringing world-class folk artists to the historic stage once known as “Lyceum Hall.”. Canadian Folk Music Award winners Jocelyn Pettit & Ellen Gira will kick off the...
