Salvadoran migrant charged in deadly, drunken wrong-way crash in Montgomery County
The Department of Homeland Security said the man accused of killing a mother and daughter in a drunken, wrong-way crash in Montgomery County is an illegal immigrant from El Salvador.
Five of Montgomery County’s Hottest Recent Restaurant Openings
Over the few weeks, Montgomery County has seen a wave of notable restaurant openings, but a handful have generated especially strong reactions from readers. From thousands of social media interactions to heavy interest on our website, these five became some of the area’s most talked-about new restaurants. Below, in...
Sun-Soaked Sunday in D.C. Before Scorching Heat, Storms Roar Back
Washington is starting Sunday with clear skies and temperatures around 68 degrees, setting up a much calmer day than the stormy stretch that preceded the holiday weekend. Sunshine will carry the District into the afternoon, with a high near 85 and a light north wind. The National Weather Service expects...
8 Disadvantages Of Using Gas Ovens
From safety concerns to challenges with baking and cooking, there are several disadvantages of cooking with gas ovens. Here's what you need to know.
Maryland man killed in Upstate motorcycle crash, coroner says
A Maryland man died from his injuries after a motorcycle crash in Greenville County on Saturday night.
Fatal crash causes major delays on I-66 near Dunn Loring
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (7News) — At least one person is confirmed dead in a multi-vehicle crash that closed three westbound lanes of Interstate 66 near the Capital Beltway, according to Virginia State Police. Troopers responded around 4:10 p.m. to the crash in the westbound express lanes at mile marker...
Jeanine Pirro puts D.C. schools’ crisis on trial
The office of Jeanine Pirro, U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, has convened a rare special grand jury to investigate D.C. Public Schools.
Tour Bus Worker Killed, Squeeze Cancels Concert in Virginia
"Our thoughts remain with everyone affected by this tragic event," the band said in a statement.
Wyoming History: 250 Labor Protesters Stole A Train, Then Arrested In Green River
Protests in Washington, D.C., are common these days, but they weren’t in 1894, when the first major march on the nation's capital included many Wyomingites who had lost their jobs and were fighting for their survival. In addition to such hardships, getting to the East Coast wasn’t easy for...
Firefighter transported after responding to Northeast DC warehouse fire
A D.C. firefighter was transported for evaluation Sunday morning after responding to a fire at a warehouse in Northeast, officials said.
