Unlicensed food trucks have taken over the National Mall
Near record numbers of tourists travelled to the National Mall over the July 4th weekend, according to the latest numbers from D.C.’s tourism agency. The surge in visitors celebrating the nation’s 250th birthday this summer has meant big business for the mall’s food trucks, serving locals and tourists alike a hot dog t
Man dead after crash in Southeast DC, police investigating
Police said that a man died after a crash between two vehicles in Southeast D.C.
Victim arrives at hospital after being shot in Congress Heights, police say
D.C. police are working to learn what led up to a shooting in Congress Heights that left a person hurt.
Math professor accused of killing wife in Fairfax County
A retired math professor was charged in connection with the shooting death of his wife after an alleged dispute at their Fairfax County home, police said.
Man arrested in Beltsville bank robbery; stolen cat recovered
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. (7NEWS) — A man was arrested Monday morning following a bank robbery in Beltsville, Maryland, according to the Prince George's County Police Department. The incident occurred around 10:40 a.m. in the 10400 block of Baltimore Avenue. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and police discover
Man rescued after tree falls on car in Prince George’s County
Medics rescued a man after a tree fell on his car in the Mitchellville area Monday afternoon.
MDOT: 10 people died in Maryland crashes over the last week
In just the last week, from July 6 through 12, Maryland's Department of Transportation is reporting 10 traffic related deaths throughout the State.
Montgomery County leaders target growing problem of dangerous street takeovers
The growing problem of illegal street takeovers is back in the spotlight in Montgomery County, where leaders are set to hear from residents Tuesday on a proposal that would expand police powers to curb the dangerous events.
Social equity licensed dispensaries in Maryland are finally starting to open
More than two years after the first social equity cannabis dispensary licenses were distributed in Maryland, the first handful of businesses are open, after grappling with challenges faced by any wishful entrepreneur and some unique to the cannabis industry.
Rare bird typically found near equator spotted in Chesapeake Bay
For Tom Giancola, the red-footed booby he saw was a “fancy bird” — not a bird-watching marvel, at least for Maryland. During an afternoon voyage on June 21 in the Chesapeake Bay, the Annapolis resident spotted the booby on the bow of his boat, where it stayed for about an hour while he and fellow passengers goggled at
