3 boys face charges for assault, robbery attempt in Northeast DC
WASHINGTON (7News) — Multiple boys are facing charges for allegedly assaulting and trying to rob someone in Northeast D.C., the Metropolitan Police Department said. The person was walking home from school on Oct. 28 in the 100 block of Q street NE when approached by three boys, ages 12, 13 and 14-years-old.
Smithsonian police official under serious consideration as next MPD Chief
WASHINGTON (7News) — Morgan Kane is under serious consideration to be the next Chief of Police for the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD), sources tell 7News. Kane is serving as the Deputy Director of the Smithsonian Institution’s Office of Protection Services, Operations. She oversees law enforcement operations...
Kenyan McDuffie to resign from D.C. Council, setting up potential bid for mayor
D.C. Council member Kenyan McDuffie announced Tuesday that he is resigning next month, fueling speculation he could be eyeing a run for mayor in 2026.
Walking and talking: Andrew Wolfe continuing to improve after release from hospital
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WCHS) — Andrew Wolfe is continuing to make big improvements less than a month after being shot while on deployment in Washington, D.C., his mother said. Wolfe, a West Virginia National Guard member, has been walking and talking more in recent days and gaining a little more independence, his mother,...
Maryland/DC Region’s Next Chance For Measurable Snow
After a storm that delivered up to five inches of snow in parts of upper Montgomery County, including Damascus, while areas closer to Washington, DC picked up less than an inch, the region has already gotten an early taste of winter weather. That’s notable considering the calendar still technically says it’s fall.
A fake puppy cost a Maryland grandmother $800 and a lot of heartache
A Maryland grandmother paid $800 to an online puppy seller, then realized the dog was never coming. She’s now warning others about deceptive pet listings.
Maryland’s turn to lead: The Maryland Voting Rights Act can protect Marylanders from federal...
The federal Voting Rights Act has become "a terrribly shredded shield" after attacks from federal courts and state legislatures, writes Gilda Daniels, which she says makes the need for a Maryland Voting Rights Act even more critical.
Gov. Moore’s approval is steady, but unaffiliated voters may be a bellweather
Just under a year from the 2026 elections, Governor Wes Moore’s approval rating sits at 52 percent, with nearly half of voters saying they would support him for a second term, according to a recent UMBC Poll. Moore’s standing with the public has been relatively stable during his first...
DC mom claims heating units in apartment still not working weeks after raising concerns
Weeks after contacting property management and the city housing compliance officials over concerns about improperly working heating units, a D.C. mother of four continues to claim her family is without a resolution.
Andrea Bocelli orchestrates an elegant night of beautiful music in DC
The famed Italian tenor is on a short winter tour before continuing to celebrate his 30th anniversary next year. Andrea Bocelli, the angelic tenor known as one of the greatest voices in the world, brought his limited winter tour to Washington’s Capital One Arena on Sunday (Dec 14th). The set was broken into two...

















