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(Video/photos: Fairfax County Police Department/Franconia Police District Public Affairs Bureau) — “Halloween came early. Unfortunately for Ghostface, so did we.”. That’s what a police department in Fairfax County, Virginia had to say on social media after arresting a man who has allegedly been committing crimes while

Thanks to Jared and Rozi for sending: “NYC’s Holy Burger hung a “coming soon” banner and passed menus around the neighborhood at 2827 Sherman Ave NW (corner of Harvard)!”. ICYMI: Holy!! NYC’s Holy Burger coming to Sherman Ave!! (in the former De Rhum Spot space)

Officials said the fire left seven adults and two children displaced.

Photo 144829917 © Jasmina | Dreamstime.com DC Police WASHINGTON, D.C. – A burglar forced a...

A man wanted in connection with a fatal shooting outside an Alexandria, Virginia apartment complex was captured in rural Sampson County, North Carolina, following a three-week search, and he is now refusing to return to Virginia to face charges. Corey Stubblefield, 38, was taken into custody without incident on August

A 37-year-old Alexandria man is being held without bond in North Carolina after being arrested in connection to the fatal shooting of Charles Talley in the city’s West End last month. Corey Stubblefield was arrested in an operation coordinated by Sampson County Sheriff’s Deputies and the Alexandria Police Department,..

WASHINGTON (7News) — D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb is suing a nonprofit founder from Maryland, alleging she diverted more than $125,000 in District grant money meant to help people struggling with addiction and then failed to repay the city under a settlement agreement. The lawsuit names Allyson Abrams and...

A lawsuit alleges the founder of D.C.-area nonprofits used grant funds to support a real estate business and other personal projects, and violated the terms of a 2025 settlement with the District. D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb is suing Allyson Abrams, a Bowie, Maryland, resident and founder of Empowerment Justice

Alexis Cummings' family is preparing to say goodbye. Days after a police pursuit ended in a violent Maryland crash that left the 33-year-old fighting for her life, relatives have launched a fundraiser to help give “Lex” a proper Celebration of Life. Cummings, a Temple Hills native, was identified on …

Prince George's County police identified the driver as 81-year-old Devereaux Shelton.