Adoptable Pet of the Week: Truffles, a dog in search of a gentle human
Meet Truffles, a young dog who could use a confidence boost from her new family. This 11-month-old dog came to the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria as a frightened stray and is doing better in a foster home, an AWLA volunteer told ALXnow. She has lived with a dog and cat in her foster home and would do well with...
Northeast Grocery Roundup for April 4, 2026
The week in Northeast grocery doesn’t break in one direction so much as it splits in several at once. Operators are investing in digital tools that promise tighter control, experimenting with smaller formats to fit constrained markets, and continuing to navigate a competitive set that’s only getting more crowded.
Metrobus crashes into DC restaurant after collision involving SUV, officials say
Three people were taken to the hospital Saturday morning after a Metrobus crashed into a Washington, D.C. restaurant following a collision involving an SUV, according to officials.
More Than $75 Million in Charges May Be Refunded in Dealership Settlement
Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced a settlement with multiple Lindsay automotive dealerships, including Lindsay Ford of Wheaton, resolving civil charges filed by the state’s Consumer Protection Division in coordination with the Federal Trade Commission. The case also involves Lindsay Chevrolet in...
» Slowing Down Was ‘Too Little, Too Late,’ Judge Says in Triple Murder DUI...
DC Superior Court Judge Rainey Brandt denied a defense attorney’s motion for judgement of acquittal on March 31, arguing there is more than enough evidence for a reasonable jury to find her guilty. Nakita Walker, 46, is on trial for three counts of second-degree murder, fleeing a law enforcement...
The Most Romantic Outdoor Dining Experience In Maryland Is Hiding At This 160-Year-Old Inn
There’s a stone building tucked along a winding road in Potomac that’s been making hearts flutter since before your great-grandparents were born. Old Angler’s Inn has perfected the art of outdoor romance to such a degree that you might want to warn your dining companion in advance about the inevitable swooning.
This Old-School Virginia Watering Hole Serves A Mouthwatering Chili Cheese Fry
There are moments in life when you need fancy food served on rectangular plates by servers who describe everything as “artisanal,” and then there are moments when you need a mountain of fries drowning in chili and cheese at a dive bar that doesn’t apologize for anything.
Virginia Family Panics Until Staff Confirm Their Escaped Dog Is Safe After His Determined...
Dogs are wired for connection. They light up when they have playmates to chase or people to curl up beside, and that constant interaction fuels their joy. Many owners understand this instinct well, which is why they welcome more than one dog into their homes or choose doggy daycare so their pups can run, socialize,...
» MPD Has No Suspects in Custody For March Homicides
According to D.C. Witness data, there were five reported homicide incidents leaving five victims in March. This is a significant decrease from ten reported homicide incidents in February. As of April 3, The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) does not have any suspects for any of the five homicides. Among the...
D.C. pushes single-stair apartments higher with added safety rules
Washington, D.C., city council members are moving to allow point-access apartment buildings up to 6 stories, aligning with a national trend. Implementation would run through the Construction Codes Coordinating Board, with new requirements tied to sprinklers, alarms, and smoke control. AI Summary. Washington, D.C.,...

















