Mattress Store to Close for Permanently Sunday Ahead of Wawa Redevelopment
Mattress and More Liquidators in Burtonsville has confirmed it will permanently close at the end of business Sunday, October 4, bringing an end to a store-closing sale that lasted more than two years as the property awaited redevelopment. The closure clears the way for the planned redevelopment of the property...
Traffic Incident Closes Two Lanes of I-495 Outer Loop
8:33pm Update: All lanes of I-495 Outer Loop at MD-193 (University Blvd) have reopened. Ramp from I-495 Outer Loop onto MD-193 has also reopened. Expect residual delays. Alert Montgomery has issued a Severe Traffic Alert for a crash on the I-495 Outer Loop at MD-193 (University Blvd). According to the...
Marylanders Drive To Thurmont For The Fried Chicken And Pie At This Mountain Diner
Some drivers on Route 15 have passed the same full parking lot in Thurmont for years before finally pulling off to see what the fuss is about. The answer turns out to be simple: fried chicken, a long row of pies, and a buffet that keeps families coming back for decades.
What’s Next: Mistrial for Trayon White
Washington (DC News Now) — A DC judge has declared a mistrial in the federal bribery trial against Ward 8 DC Councilmember Trayon White (D). White was accused of accepting $35,000 in cash bribes on four separate occasions in exchange for using his influence on city council. The decision follows five days after testimon
Violent crime rises in DC following latest shootings
Police report violent crime is up 10% around the District from last year, while the number of assaults with a deadly weapon has increased by a staggering 40% during the same time period.
Victim shot in head during DC robbery, man sentenced to 20 years
A judge handed down a 20-year sentence to a man who shot a person in the head during a robbery in 2023 in Washington, D.C.
Intruders assault two residents, steal vehicle in Northeast DC
WASHINGTON (7News) — D.C. police are asking for help identifying multiple people sought in two armed burglaries in Northeast Washington, D.C., including one in which an intruder attempted to sexually assault a resident. The first burglary occurred about 5:51 a.m. Sept. 19 at an occupied home in the 1900...
IKEA announces 4 more U.S. store closures
IKEA is closing four more U.S. locations this fall as the furniture retailer continues to rethink its store network and experiment with different ways of reaching shoppers. The closures involve smaller format Plan & order point with Pick up locations in Washington, D.C., Maryland, Texas and Virginia. The locations were
5 Maryland Train Rides You Need To Experience This Fall
CUMBERLAND, Md. — From scenic routes along the mountains of Western Maryland to historic railways that will transport you into the past, there are plenty of beautiful train rides to enjoy this autumn. A bastion of locomotive history, Maryland is home to one of the oldest train stations in...
No criminal charges for Greenbelt officer after in-custody death investigation
What did the medical examiner determine caused MacDougall’s death?. Why did the AG’s office decline criminal charges against Fahey?. Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown will not seek charges against a Greenbelt police officer following the July in-custody death of Michael MacDougall, authorities announced Thursd

















