Fighter jets to fly over DC region in defense exercise
If you’re up late or an early riser, you could see or hear military aircraft over the D.C. region early Wednesday. The North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, plans to run a live-fly air defense exercise between midnight and 2 a.m. Wednesday. Aircraft that could fly overhead during...
Delegate fights to close car registration loophole costing Maryland millions annually
MARYLAND (WBFF) — Maryland Delegate Jackie Addison is set to reintroduce legislation aimed at closing a loophole that allows Maryland residents to register their vehicles in Virginia, avoiding higher registration fees and penalties in their home state. The measure, which passed the House in Annapolis last session but...
Kaiser Permanente reaches $46 million settlement. Are you owed money?
Healthcare consortium Kaiser Permanente has reached a $46 million settlement in a data privacy case alleging patient information was breached through their website and mobile apps. Multiple cases were consolidated into a class-action lawsuit in December 2024, and the court ordered the preliminary approval of the...
Value City closing all locations
Value City furniture stores — including locations in Northern Virginia and Maryland — are closing.
A New Addition to Hyattsville Vinyl Culture: Fireplace Records
Hyattsville has a new spot for music lovers seeking community and tunes — Fireplace Records. Founded by four DJs and lifelong vinyl collectors, the new store, located at 4344 Farragut Street, opened in November 2025 and sells records and more. The owners say their shared passion for music transformed into a...
Drunk woman assaulted officer after hit-and-run in Arlington: police
ARLINGTON, Va. - A DC woman, who police say was under the influence of alcohol, was arrested after a hit-and-run escalated into an altercation with an officer. Arlington police say the suspected driver hit a victim from behind at a red light on Sunday night. She was later found on...
DC police charge suspect in years-old shooting
D.C. police have charged a man years after a homicide took place.
Baltimore nonprofit sues Maryland and Gov. Moore, claiming funds were withheld
A Baltimore-based nonprofit is claiming in a lawsuit that the state of Maryland, Gov. Wes Moore and the Governor's Office of Crime Prevention and Policy of Maryland (GOCPP) withheld reimbursements for money spent on services for victims of crime.
Attorney General Brown announces $425M settlement with Capital One
(WBFF) — Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced a revised settlement with Capital One, requiring the bank to pay $425 million in restitution and offer better interest rates to 360 Savings customers who were previously denied higher interest payments. The new agreement, which more than doubles the value of...
Gaithersburg man robbed, murdered over jacket
On January 2 Taeyon Malachi Prather, 18, went to a parking lot on Rolling Fork Way to sell someone a jacket.
