Washington DC

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A family is without a place to live after their home caught on fire in Northeast DC early Monday morning.

Two people were wounded in a shooting Sunday evening at a prominent Congress Heights intersection, adding to a troubling pattern of violence along Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue that has persisted for years despite community intervention efforts and declining citywide crime rates. The incident occurred at...

DENISE ROLARK-BARNES is the publisher of The Washington Informer which has been a staple of the DMV community for more than 60 years delivering relevant, informative, and positive stories to uplift the Black Community. Denise is a true advocate for the community, dedicated Washingtonian and a trailblazer in the...

ROCKVILLE, Md. (7News) — If you rent or plan to rent a place in Maryland, there's a new Maryland law that directly affects you. The Tenant's Bill of Rights is a new mandatory addendum to every lease that aims to protect you and your rights as a leaseholder. About...

Montgomery County Department of Police is seeking help identifying a suspect after she stole from a business.

WASHINGTON - Monday marks the first full weekday of service for Metro’s overhauled bus system, dubbed the "Better Bus" Network, following its official launch on Sunday. Metro’s new "Better Bus" Network launched Monday, marking the first major overhaul since the 1970s. Some riders, including elderly and disabled...

Senate DOGE Caucus Chair Joni Ernst exposes "Washington waste" as Interior Department terminates multi-year grant to fishing promotion nonprofit that received $164 million since 2012.

A new survey by Bright MLS shows that federal job cuts are beginning to impact the Washington, DC housing market. According to the report, 37% of real estate agents in the area said their clients were buying or selling homes because of federal layoffs or buyout offers. Over half of the agents surveyed said job cuts...

At this time, it is unclear what caused the crash.