Man accused of shooting at person sleeping in hallway of DC apartment building
WASHINGTON (7News) — A man has been arrested and charged with shooting at someone who had been sleeping in the hallway of his apartment building. According to the Metropolitan Police Department, the case dates back to October 10, 2025, a few minutes after 3 a.m. A man was sleeping in the hallway of an apartment buildin
Three suspects caught on camera after brutal chokehold robbery in DC
Three suspects hunted after victim was attacked and stripped of his belongings WASHINGTON, DC – A man was grabbed in a chokehold, threatened with a knife and beaten during a three-person robbery in Northwest DC last week, with surveillance cameras capturing the suspects police are now trying to identify. The attack hap
Beyer says his office has received reports of ICE violence and warrantless detentions in...
The congressman cited two Arlington cases and said his office has logged several other encounters in the past 10 days. A local coalition reported detentions in Alexandria within the same window.
Maryland cracks down on out-of-state vehicle tags as new penalties loom
Under the new "Plate Where You Live" campaign, the MVA is cracking down on out-of-state vehicle registration, primarily targeting thousands of vehicles improperly registered in Virginia.
Powerball ticket sits unchecked for days before revealing $50K Maryland win
Lanham jackpot chaser initially thought her Greenbelt ticket had won far less LANHAM, MD – A Prince George’s County woman who calls herself a jackpot chaser spent days carrying around a Powerball ticket without realizing it was worth $50,000, finally discovering her Greenbelt purchase had delivered a five-figure payday
Luminis Health Hospitals Locked Down After Phone Threat
An unverified phone threat forced Luminis Health to place both of its major Maryland hospitals on Code Black lockdown Monday, temporarily halting ambulance transports to its Annapolis campus and prompting an increased police presence in Lanham that remained in effect hours later. Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Cen
Alexandria school zone speed cameras resume Aug. 24
Six camera zones will begin issuing $100 citations on the first day of classes; the city tests the systems Aug. 21
Scratch-off surprise erupts into $50K payday for Hyattsville retiree
A 10X symbol transformed a $5,000 prize into the game’s top payout HYATTSVILLE, MD – A retired construction worker who initially saw little reason to celebrate after scratching his lottery ticket got a $50,000 shock when he scanned it, revealing that a 10X symbol had quietly delivered one of the biggest prizes availabl
Nips Juice House Closes Downtown Silver Spring Location
Nips Juice House has permanently closed after a five-year run in downtown Silver Spring, according to an announcement posted to Instagram on Sunday. Waldorf-based owners Chris and Chiara Donovan opened the smoothie, juice, and açaí bowls eatery in July 2021 in the former Jimmy John’s location on the ground floor of The
Mother dies after being struck by vehicle while walking with son in Rockville
A mother died in the hospital after she was hit by a vehicle while walking with her child in Rockville on Monday night, according to officials.

















