Residents Question Bowser’s Priorities After Proposal to Defund D.C. Archives Building
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has proposed defunding the move of the District of Columbia Archives to the University of the District of Columbia, sparking outrage among residents and the D.C. Council. The post Residents Question Bowser’s Priorities After Proposal to Defund D.C. Archives Building appeared first on The...
DC National Guard to direct crowds near busy intersections and Metro stations on July...
WASHINGTON (7News) — As thousands plan to be in Washington on Friday, the D.C. National Guard will assist police in securing the Independence Day celebrations by providing crowd management support on the streets and near Metro stations. The Guard shared a statement that read in part:. Our efforts help...
DC CVS hit by brazen pack of thieves caught on cam
Washington, DC — A group of suspects is being sought after a brazen retail theft Monday afternoon at a CVS in Southeast DC, according to police. The incident took place…
Mayor Bowser Announces Star-studded Fourth of July Concert in Washington DC Featuring Jeremih and...
As the city gears up for a spectacular Fourth of July celebration, Mayor Muriel Bowser invites the community to join in on a festive event that combines musical performances with patriotic fervor. The 3rd Annual Fourth of July in the District Concert promises an array of talent, including Grammy-nominated artists...
Former Peace Corps employee faces wire fraud, theft charges
A former senior human resources employee for the Peace Corps was charged Wednesday with wire fraud and theft of government funds.
Maryland man charged in DC robberies where he sprayed fire extinguishers at store clerks
WASHINGTON, D.C. (7News) — A Maryland man is being charged in a series of armed robberies in which he sprayed a fire extinguisher on clerks at different stores across D.C. Detectives with the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) investigated the robberies, and on May 1, 2024, a D.C. Superior Court issued an arrest...
WATCH: Crews battle fire at garage of funeral home in Southeast DC
Officials said no one was hurt after a fire broke out at the garage of a funeral home in Southeast on Thursday morning.
Chinatown on the ‘brink of erasure,’ local activist group says
Two legacy Chinese businesses closed in D.C.'s Chinatown Monday night, leaving just a handful of actual Chinese businesses left as the neighborhood continues to change.
Motorcyclist killed in Greenbelt hit-and-run
GREENBELT, Md. - A motorcyclist is dead after being struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run crash in Greenbelt, police said. The collision occurred around 10:30 p.m. Wednesday in the eastbound lanes of Greenbelt Road near the entrance to the Greenway Shopping Center. The motorcyclist was taken to a nearby hospital,...
Two Dead, Three Injured In Crash On Indian Head Highway
OXON HILL, Md. – The Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Unit is investigating a single-vehicle fatal crash that occurred in Oxon Hill on Tuesday night. Two passengers in the vehicle were killed. The first deceased passenger is 70-year-old Ursula Churn of Washington, DC. The name of the second deceased passenger...