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Summer Nationals 2024, Day 9 Recap: Seven Fencers Strike Gold
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Hard work, strategy, and the crowd of Summer Nationals brought seven fencers to the top of the podium, and many more a successful day nine of the tournament. Each fencer had quite a crowd supporting them, watching, cheering, and bringing a great environment to fence for gold.
Hot, humid week ahead with feels-like temps nearing 105 degrees
We got a break from the humidity Sunday but it's coming back around this week, bringing with it a chance for some days that will feel like 100 degrees or even higher. FOX 5's Jen Delgado has your full forecast.
What They’re Saying After the Spirit’s Fourth Consecutive Road Win
On Saturday night, the Washington Spirit won its 11th match of the season by defeating Bay FC 3-0 in Head Coach Jonátan González’s debut. After the match, he spoke with media alongside Andi Sullivan and Makenna Morris who became the first Spirit player in history to score a goal, record an assist, and draw a penalty in a single match.
Former NSA Contractor Sentenced to 13 Months for Time and Attendance Fraud
BALTIMORE, MD – U.S. District Court Judge Ellen L. Hollander sentenced Jacky Lynn McComber of Elkridge, Maryland, to thirteen months in federal prison and ordered her to pay $176,913 in…
2024 Washington County summer baseball roundup
Action continued Sunday in two Maryland state tournaments, as Hub City played in the winner's bracket final of the Intermediate tourney at Clear Spring and Valley played in the winner's bracket semifinals of the Junior tourney at Rising Sun. Maryland Intermediate Tournament Hub City 11, Calvert American 1 ...
DC police arrest suspect for shooting near Nationals Park, search continues for another suspect involved
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Police in D.C. said they arrested a man for a shooting that happened Saturday night near Nationals Park, and are still searching for another man who may have been involved. The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) responded to the 1200 block of Half Street SE at about 9:18 p.m. There, they […]
Movie Review: Mid America finally gets the Big Quake it Fears — “Continental Split”
In late 1811/early 1812, four powerful earthquakes shook the little-settled center of the then-young United States of America near New Madrid, Missouri. They were strong enough to “reverse the flow” of the Mississippi, or at least give the appearance of it, liquify a village and flatten structures anywhere near it.
Remembering fallen heroic DC Fire Battalion Chief Virnstein.
On July 5th, 1931, Battalion Chief John H. Virnstein of the DC Fire and EMS in Washington, District of Columbia, tragically died in the line of duty. The incident occurred when the roof of a church collapsed during a fire at 2564 Nichols Ave SE, Box 9545. Let us never forget his sacrifice.
Check Your Coins Washington: This Penny Is Worth $66,000
There exists a coin that could you a fair bit of money. What's the coin that could put some serious cash into your bank account? It's another penny! You’d be surprised - It's not as ancient as those ultra-rare, ultra-valuable pennies out there, this hard-to-find one is from the year 2001.
American Red Cross Seeks Volunteers in Austin and Georgetown for Hurricane Beryl Relief Effort
The American Red Cross is actively seeking volunteers in the Austin and Georgetown areas to assist with disaster relief efforts amid concerns about the intensification of Hurricane Beryl. Volunteer recruitment events, designed to swiftly enlist and prepare additional assistance, are scheduled for this weekend at Montopolis Recreation Center and Georgetown First United Methodist Church, as reported by KXAN.
Daily News Brief | July 8, 2024
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DC police identify child found in Northeast
WASHINGTON - After more than 12 hours, D.C. police say they have confirmed the identity of a child who was found wandering around Northeast D.C. Sunday morning. MPD officers found the little boy around 5:45 a.m. in the 4300 block of Nannie Helen Burroughs Ave NE, on Sunday, July 7.
'My boy is home'; French Bulldog returned to owner after extortion attempt; 2 men arrested
WASHINGTON (7News) — It's a sweet reunion for southeast D.C. resident Jaineen Brown and her beloved 2-year-old French Bulldog, Yurman. One week ago, 7News told you about Brown, who had Yurman stolen from her at gunpoint on June 30. Now, Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officials have confirmed that Yurman...
Mayor Bowser Declares Extended Heat Emergency in Washington, D.C. Amid Scorching Temperatures
With temperatures soaring to potentially dangerous levels, Mayor Muriel Bowser has activated an Extended Heat Emergency in Washington, D.C., which will be in effect from Friday, July 5 through Tuesday, July 9. The Mayor's office is urging the public to remain cautious during this period as the thermometer is expected to register 95 degrees Fahrenheit or beyond. According to the announcement, the combination of high temperatures and humidity can lead to heat-related illnesses, and all residents are encouraged to utilize available resources to remain safe.
Baltimore's YouthWorks program launches its 51st year, offering 10,000 jobs to local youth
BALTIMORE, MD (WBFF) — The 51st year of YouthWorks kicks off today with over 10,000 jobs offered. Thousands of YouthWorkers are expected to report for their first day of work today in Baltimore City. For the past five decades, the YouthWorks program has placed teens and young adults, ages...
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