Alexandria Couple Launches Blanket-Gifting Mission for Military Veterans
As the nation pauses to honor its heroes this Veterans Day, one Alexandria couple is blanketing veterans with gratitude. Custom Woven Blankets LLC is a small, family-owned business run by Army veteran Garrett LaMarche and his wife, Grace Everitt. The company launched a new charitable initiative to design and deliver...
New D.C. Shelter Waives Adoption Fees to Help Pets Find Homes
D.C.'s new animal shelter is waiving adoption fees this week to help hundreds of pets find loving homes and happy futures. The post New D.C. Shelter Waives Adoption Fees to Help Pets Find Homes appeared first on One Green Planet.
Three homicides on Saturday in DC, police investigate
DC Police are investigating three homicides that took place in the city on Saturday.
Southeast D.C. Community Mourns as MPD Investigates Fatal Shooting of Young Woman, Appeals for...
Tragedy struck in Southeast D.C. on a recent Saturday evening, affirming the stubborn persistence of gun violence in the heart of our community. The Metropolitan Police Department has been actively investigating a fatal shooting that took the life of a young woman, according to a news release by MPD. The victim was...
Tokens Over Tickets: Continues Arcade Levels Up the Old Town Fringe With Serious Food...
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. On a quiet block just north of Old Town, Continues Arcade has switched on more than 50 vintage cabinets—plus Skee-Ball, claw machines, and pinball—running on old-school tokens. At 1050 N. Fayette St., steps from the Braddock Road Metro, the hybrid...
AI traffic cameras lead to drop in drivers running stop signs
In Prince George's County, fewer drivers are rolling through stop signs, officials said. Cameras utilizing artificial intelligence appear to be a reason why.
12-year-old girl accused of committing multiple robberies in DC
A 12-year-old girl is in custody after police say she was involved in a series of robberies in D.C. FOX 5's Shomari Stone reports.
DC wins $41M lawsuit after Marbury Plaza tenants found living in inhumane conditions
Court documents revealed that the owners put the lives of more than 2,500 tenants at risk by forcing them to live with chronic water leaks, widespread mold, and the lack of air conditioning, heat and hot water.
Duty Calls: Gold medal commemorates World War I Harlem Hellfighters
Black New York Army National Guard soldiers who bravely served in World War I combat have been awarded a Congressional Gold Medal.
Police Arrest 12-Year-Old in Connection with Recent Northeast Robberies Involving Local Residents
The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) has arrested a 12-year-old girl from Northwest Washington, D.C., in connection with two robberies. The incidents took place on October 5, 2025, in Northeast Washington, D.C. According to police, groups of juveniles were involved in both cases.

















