$1,000,000 Winning Scratch-off Sold at Maryland 7-Eleven
A Silver Spring woman won a $1 million top prize playing a Maryland Lottery scratch-off after turning a routine Powerball win into a life-changing payout. According to the Maryland Lottery, the woman redeemed a $14-winning Powerball ticket at the 7-Eleven located at 13401 New Hampshire Avenue in Silver Spring, then use
Man shot, windows shattered at Osteria Morini restaurant in Navy Yard
WASHINGTON — An early morning shooting in Washington’s Navy Yard left a man injured and shattered multiple windows at a restaurant, according to D.C. police. Police said officers were called around 2:34 a.m. Saturday to the 300 block of Water Street SE after reports of gunshots. When officers arrived, they found an adu
Charles Esten and Dermot Mulroney Reuniting at The Birchmere for a Hometown Alexandria Celebration
ALEXANDRIA, VA – There’s something extraordinary about childhood friendships that last a lifetime — especially when they help shape careers, creativity, and artistic dreams along the way. That is certainly true for actor, musician, and singer-songwriter Charles Esten and actor-musician Dermot Mulroney, whose friendship
OPINION: Virginia governor’s emphatic veto on DC-area casino won’t be the last word
Fairfax County’s chairman of the Board of Supervisors perhaps said it best about Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s veto of a proposed casino in the county, after numerous residents and local officials had vociferously opposed it. Chairman Jeff McKay cited overwhelming disapproval and general agita about the would-be project to
Panera Bread Set to Close Permanently on May 19th
Another Panera Bread location in Montgomery County is now officially nearing its final days. An employee at the Rockville Town Center location confirmed Sunday evening that the restaurant’s last day of business is expected to be Tuesday, May 19. The Panera Bread, located at 219 East Middle Lane in...
Candidates for mayor and D.C. congressional delegate outline vision for District’s future
The Washington Informer teamed up with the D.C. Democratic Party (DC Dems), the Washington Association of Black Journalists (WABJ), the Greater Washington Black Chamber of Commerce (GWBCC) and the Greater Washington Urban League (GWUL) to host a debate for delegate and mayoral candidates in D.C. on May 2. The debate...
18-year-old dies in hospital day after Tenleytown shooting
WASHINGTON - An 18-year-old boy has died in the hospital, one day after he was shot in an alleyway in Tenleytown. Brady Flowers Jr. of Southwest D.C., died from his injuries on Friday, May 8, according to the Metropolitan Police Department. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Teen injured in Tenleytown shooting; police searching...
Second victim dies weeks after Southeast DC shooting, case now a double homicide
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A second victim has died weeks after a shooting in Southeast Washington, D.C., turning the case into a double homicide. The shooting happened on April 11 around 6:29 p.m. in the 3500 block of 22nd Street, Southeast. Police say officers found an 18-year-old man, later identified as...
Child dies after falling 10 stories at College Park apartment complex
A young girl died Thursday after falling 10 stories at an apartment complex in College Park, Maryland, the third fall there since last August.
New bison exhibit opens at National Museum of Natural History
WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Visitors to the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History can now see a new exhibit dedicated to America’s national mammal: the bison. “Bison: Standing Strong” opened May 7 on the museum’s second floor as a tie-in to America’s 250th birthday. The exhibit explores the legacy and resilience of the bison through artifacts and art, and features a large stuffed bull...

















