Waldorf Woman Ignores GPS Monitor After Release, Violates Home Detention Again, Records Show
INDIAN HEAD, Md. — A 23-year-old Waldorf woman is facing charges after authorities say she ignored instructions from her electronic monitor just hours after being released on home detention and traveled to multiple locations across Charles County overnight. Zakirya Imarie Minor, 23, of Waldorf, is charged with second-degree escape...
Driver killed after car hits pole, tree in Bethesda crash
MARYLAND - A man was killed and another person was seriously injured in a crash overnight in Bethesda, according to officials. Montgomery County police say the crash happened around 12:05 a.m. in the 7100 block of Glenbrook Road. Investigators say a 2022 white Toyota Venza was traveling on the road...
New body camera footage in DC arrest fuels man’s claims of illegal police search...
WASHINGTON — DC native, Darrel Gaston, says he is determined to get answers from DC police after he was arrested by federal and local officers last month. He says he had just double-parked along U Street near the intersection of 12th Street in Northwest the night of April 1.
St. Mary’s County Resident, Former GRAMMY Manager & Gospel Publicist To Sing Mystics National...
WASHINGTON – Multiple WAMMIE-Award Nominated Artist and Former GRAMMY Awards Manager, Andrea René, will be performing the National Anthem at the Washington Mystics home opener against the New York Liberty. The game, starting at 3PM ET on Mother’s Day, May 10th, will take place at the CareFirst Arena, located at 1100 Oak Drive in Southeast DC.
Waldorf Employee Took Over $1,600 From Cracker Barrel Registers Over Two Weeks, Police Say
WALDORF, Md. — A 20-year-old Waldorf woman is facing felony charges in a Waldorf employee theft case after authorities say she took more than $1,600 from cash registers over a two-week period. Joelle Anicia Brown, 20, of Waldorf, is charged with theft scheme between $1,500 and $25,000 in connection...
Alexandria Community Cookouts Return for Spring and Summer
ALEXANDRIA, VA – The City of Alexandria invites residents to attend one or more of the Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities (RPCA) Annual Community Cookout events taking place throughout the spring and summer. These free family-friendly events offer residents an opportunity to connect with neighbors, city agencies...
Canvas cyberattack leaves many DC-area school systems without service
A cyberattack on the Canvas learning management system left thousands of schools and universities offline Thursday, disrupting access to grades, assignments, course materials and lecture videos as students prepared for finals.
ACPS teachers decry planned increases to health insurance premiums
Alexandria City Public Schools staff are decrying the short notice given over an increase to their health insurance premiums, just a day before the month-long open enrollment period. In an April 30 email, thousands of ACPS staff and retirees were told that health insurance premium rates will increase by 16%...
Jefferson-Houston’s Deedra Robinson named ACPS Teacher of the Year, capping a 40-year career
George Washington Middle's Jeanette Vinson honored as Principal of the Year as the school division celebrates educators across all 18 schools
Soccer IN School wraps first year, reaching all 1,360 Alexandria second graders
Yearlong ASA program, funded by U.S. Soccer, closes inaugural run at Mount Vernon Community School with eyes on a bigger participation goal
