Wisconsin’s Famous Dancing Grannies Set to Perform at National America 250 Parades
PALM DESERT, Calif. — Some of Wisconsin's most recognizable grandmothers are trading their local neighborhood streets for a massive national spotlight this summer. The beloved Dancing Grannies have announced they will not be marching in their traditional hometown 4th of July parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin. Instead, the
Great Falls Lodge Bar & Grill nears opening, with Merrifield restaurant to follow
This summer, Great Falls diners will be able to escape the D.C. region’s heat at a new restaurant designed to mentally transport patrons to a rustic mountain lodge. Great Falls Lodge Bar & Grill is on track for a soft launch at 9835 Georgetown Pike in Great Falls Center in the first week of July, with a potential openi
MoCo police report ‘wave’ of overnight vehicle, airbag thefts
Montgomery County police reported a wave of overnight vehicle and airbag thefts in the department’s June 24 crime summary, along with arrests related to an attempted carjacking, a stolen vehicle and a knife assault. [The MoCo Show]. Germantown crash shuts down Great Seneca Highway. A single-vehicle crash in Germantown.
After 34 Years at NBC4, Alexandria’s Julie Carey Signs Off
For more than three decades, the face Northern Virginia turned to when the news was biggest belonged to an Alexandria resident. This week, that long run came to a close. Julie Carey, the Northern Virginia bureau chief for NBC4 (WRC), announced her retirement on Wednesday, June 24, capping a 34-year career at the Washin
Man to serve 35 years for striking, killing pedestrian in police chase near White...
A Silver Spring man was sentenced to 35 years in prison on Thursday for a deadly pedestrian crash near the White House in 2022, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Maryland may be steeply penalized after reducing SNAP payment error rates
In recent years, Maryland has reduced the administrative errors it makes when sending food assistance dollars to low-income families — but that success might cost the state in a year. New federal data shows that Maryland slightly reduced what’s called the “payment error rate” from 13.64 in federal fiscal year 2024 to 1
Man dead after found shot in vehicle near MGM National Harbor
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. - Prince George’s County police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened late Thursday night near MGM National Harbor. FOX 5's Melanie Alnwick says the incident occurred in the area of MGM National Avenue and Monument Avenue. The first call came in around 11:15 p.m. as a report of a person
Baltimore squatter’s ‘disco’ bedroom highlights property takeover crisis
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Robert “Bobby” Williams knew something was wrong the moment he turned onto the 2900 block of McElderry Street. His vacant East Baltimore rowhome, sitting blocks from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Elwood Park, was supposed to be vacant. But as he drove past, he saw a neon flicker dancing in an upstairs wi
Honoring Our WHUR Family Member
Celebrating one of our dear family members this morning on Taking It to the Streets. Our very own Jacquie Gales Webb is marking 35 years at WHUR as there is a big event happening this evening we want you to be a part of. My very special guest is Jacquie Gales Webb – Host of Gospel Spirit on 96.3 WHUR.
FCSO chase a stolen vehicle out of Washington DC
The Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) reports the chase of a stolen vehicle out of Washington DC. A Sheriff’s Deputy was notified by a license plate reader that a stolen vehicle was on Route 17 south of Bealeton. Initially the vehicle was identified as a Toyota sedan with...

















