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A man is being held without bond after he was accused of sexually assaulting a woman and threatening her with a gun in Prince George's County.

A woman who met a Montgomery County man on a dating app and then scammed him out of more than $400,000 has been ordered to serve 15 years in prison. Janey Sears, 72, was found guilty in July of theft scheme over $100,000, securities fraud and misappropriation of funds by a fiduciary. It took a jury just 75 minutes to c

The Montgomery County Department of Police Collision Reconstruction Unit has completed its investigation into a March 22 crash that killed two passengers, resulting in charges against the driver. Police said 24-year-old Daniel Danny Aguilar Medrano, of Rockville, has been charged with two counts of negligent manslaught

Sixteen people have been killed in crashes in Maryland over the last week, according to data from the Maryland State Police and the Maryland Department of Transportation.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (7News) — Three to four times each week, Tamar Weinsweig makes the roughly 20-minute drive from her home in Poolesville, Maryland, to be with her daughter Raphaela at a place no parent should ever have to visit a child. Her destination is the Garden of Remembrance...

Craig Budd Sr. was the guy people called when they needed him. Then his loved ones' lives were turned upside down. Budd was struck and killed in Maryland on Friday night, Aug. 28, just a short time after the call his daughter intended to return once she got settled. “I missed your call, thinking I wou…

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 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