Silver Spring MD

There’s nothing worse than craving your favorite meal, checking the website, and seeing that dreaded “fully booked” sign. Maryland has a bunch of restaurants that always seem packed, and honestly, it’s no surprise. People talk about them all the time, and the food is just that...

Local drivers have reacted very negatively to the Fairfax County Police Department’s announcement that the Road Shark initiative will return. The initiative, launched by the Virginia county, aims to encourage safer driving habits among residents, but it does not seem to be very popular. According to local media outlets,...

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. — Montgomery County police helped track down a 5-year-old child with Autism after being reported missing on March 25. At around 7:40 p.m., Fourth District officers responded to the 13000 block of Evanston Street in Rockville for a report of a missing 5‑year‑old child with Autism who had run away from their father. The location was not...

With the gambling industry generating a record $78.7 billion in revenue last year, the personal-finance company WalletHub has released its report on the 2026’s Most Gambling-Addicted States, with Maryland coming in 41st overall (10th least). To create the ranking, WalletHub compared all 50 states using 20 key metrics, including...

Armed robbery in Chinatown ends fast with two suspects busted

WASHINGTON - The search is on for a suspect involved in multiple break-ins and thefts in Southeast D.C. Police are determined to catch the suspect, and they say he has a distinctive tattoo on his face that should help people identify him. Investigators say the suspect is responsible for four...

Washington, D.C. landlords are discovering an uncomfortable twist in the rental market: the stress is not centered on the flashy luxury towers that grabbed headlines in recent years, but on the midtier, three-star buildings that make up the city’s everyday apartment stock. Rising vacancy in that middle band is forcing owners to tweak strategies, sharpen pricing, and roll out more renter-friendly offers...

WALKER MILL, Md. — A brutal attack outside the Addison Road Metro station that left a man dead appears to be random, according to investigators. Nocholas Duncan, 30, is accused of using a pipe to beat 61-year-old Stanley Hutchinson III to death. Police say Hutchinson was heading to work when he was suddenly attacked.

The fatal crash capped a busy afternoon for Alexandria police, who also closed a stretch of King Street earlier in the day for a vehicle fire

WASHINGTON — A D.C. institution is finally ready to get back to business. Ben's Chili Bowl, the U Street staple with deep ties to the city's history, announced it will open its doors to customers again on May 1. Ben's closed in July of last year to undergo repairs...