IPIC Theaters Files for Bankruptcy; Pike and Rose Location Could Close
IPIC Theaters has filed for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy and plans to pursue a court supervised sale of its assets in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida. The luxury dine in theater and restaurant chain said it will continue operating during the process while it seeks...
DC Inmate Stabs Corrections Officer Nine Times, Then Draws, Signs Sick Tribute To Attack:...
An inmate in DC who stabbed a corrections officer and then made a mockery of it has been indicted on a host of federal charges, authorities announced. Ovid Gabriel, 21, who was already behind bars for separate offenses, is now facing serious prison time after stabbing a DC Jail corrections officer on Aug. 3, 2025,...
New scratch off delivers big surprise to local mom
Greenbelt shopper lands $50,000 prize on new $5,000,000 LUXE scratch-off
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore Warns Families Of Local Impact As Iran Conflict Escalates
With military operations escalating overseas, Governor Wes Moore said Saturday, Feb. 28, that international conflict carries “a direct and profound impact on Maryland families and communities.”. Maryland is home to a heavy concentration of active-duty service members, the Maryland National Guard, Fort Meade, Naval...
“Farmers Market SW moves to The Wharf”!
“Farmers Market SW will reopen at The Wharf this spring, securing a new long-term home just two blocks away at M Street Landing following a successful ten-year residency at 4th and M Street SW. The market is scheduled to reopen on Saturday, April 4, and will continue to operate weekly on Saturdays through November...
New butcher shop with huge sandwich menu headed to Loudoun
A Maryland-based butcher shop known for its amazing line up of sandwiches is getting ready to open a second location – this time in Loudoun County. SOKO Butcher Shop & Market has announced the are coming to Leesburg. SOKO will be taking over the building at 15 Loudoun Street...
DC man sentenced to 7 years for string of burglaries
A D.C. man was sentenced to seven years in prison for a string of burglaries in June 2025, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
» Gas Station Shooter Sentenced to 48 Months Under the Youth Act
Despite DC Superior Court Judge Neal Kravitz declaring that “this was a very dangerous and serious offense,” he felt a sentence moderated by the Youth Rehabilitation Act (YRA) was warranted in a shooting case. In a Feb. 27 hearing, Judge Kravitz told Antwon Lake, 24, that he must...
Howard County Reinstates 55 Library Staff After Backlash
Howard County leaders hit the brakes on a controversial round of library staffing cuts this week, reinstating 55 support workers just days after they were told their jobs were gone. County officials and union representatives said the reversal, backed by emergency cash from the county executive’s office, keeps the...
Lanes reopen after gas leak at Northwood High School construction site
All lanes of University Boulevard in Silver Spring have reopened Thursday afternoon after closing due to a natural gas leak resulting from a ruptured line at the construction site of Northwood High School in Silver Spring, according to Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) officials. MCFRS spokesperson...

















