Maryland cracks down on out-of-state vehicle tags as new penalties loom
Under the new "Plate Where You Live" campaign, the MVA is cracking down on out-of-state vehicle registration, primarily targeting thousands of vehicles improperly registered in Virginia.
BEHIND THE SCENES: Final preps underway for Freedom 250 Grand Prix
WASHINGTON (7News) — The final preparations are underway for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, a first-of-its-kind race at the nation's capital. Bud Denker, the chairman of this weekend's events, gave 7News an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the track area Monday. He said construction crews are now working around-the-clo
Tenafly concert introduces Bergen County to Washington’s go-go sound
TENAFLY, N.J. — A musical tradition born in Washington, D.C., will take the stage downtown Tuesday evening when The JoGo Project performs as part of the borough’s municipal concert series. The free concert begins at 7 p.m. at Huyler Park. Led by Washington, D.C., native and jazz musician...
Free Burgers for First 150 Guests at Butchers Alley’s 10th Anniversary Celebration
Butchers Alley is celebrating its 10th anniversary in Bethesda with a community cookout featuring free burgers, tastings and raffles. The butcher shop will hold its anniversary celebration Saturday, Aug. 29 outside its store at 4961 Bethesda Avenue from 11am-2pm. Butchers Alley will serve its hand-ground, handcrafted b
Dorothy Moran, Artist and Remarkable Childhood Cancer Survivor, Dies at 35
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Dorothy Kathleen Moran, an artist and poet whose remarkable survival from childhood brain cancer drew national attention, died peacefully Tuesday, Aug. 11, at her family’s home in Passapatanzy, Virginia. She was 35. Her brother Patrick Moran announced her death in a social media post, saying...
USAA’s National Military Monument to Remain on the National Mall Through Veterans Day Following...
SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 18, 2026--Since The National Military Monument™ opened on the National Mall on July 28, nearly 5 million names have been specifically searched for among the more
Woman accused of vandalizing WWII Memorial released with restrictions
WASHINGTON (7News) — A woman arrested after the World War II Memorial was vandalized in Washington, D.C., has been released under court-imposed conditions that include staying away from the memorial and restrictions on her travel. Melissa Farris was released following a hearing Monday in U.S. District Court for the...
Man shot and killed on Benning Road in Southeast DC
Gunfire erupted Monday afternoon in Southeast D.C., leaving a man dead on Benning Road. The shooting happened at around 2:30 p.m. right on the line between D.C. and Prince George's County, Maryland outside of a Shell gas station and a grocery store. The circumstances of the shooting were not immediately...
Springbrook High School principal announces retirement amid bullying concerns
SILVER SPRING, Md. (7News) — Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) said Springbrook High School Principal Stephanie Valentine has shared her intent to retire, just days after she was placed on leave and less than a week before students are scheduled to return to class. MCPS announced the leadership change...
Heads Up: The Saloon also taking a break on U Street soon (to continue...
The Saloon continues to be awesome for the millionth year:. “Construction of our school No. 33 has begun in Nongpaen community, Laos”. “This little beer and moonshine joint has provided new schools for 15,000 kids around the world. We have 16 more to go.”. 1205 U Street, NW. And when...

















