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10 FFA chapters share WLC highlights from D.C.
For over five decades, FFA members from all over the country have gathered in Washington, D.C. each summer for the Washington Leadership Conference. This event provides an opportunity to interact with legislators, develop civic engagement and leadership skills, and design community impact projects to implement back home. This year, 1,610...
Firefighters extinguish small outlet fire at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda
BETHESDA, Md. (DC News Now) — Montgomery County firefighters were on the scene of a small fire at the Suburban Hospital in Bethesda on Monday morning. In a post on X at 7:15 a.m., David Pazos with Montgomery County Fire and Rescue said crews responded to 8600 Old Georgetown Road, near Lincoln Drive, for a […]
Rue Cafe posts liquor license placard on 14th Street
“New Class C Restaurant with an indoor Seating Capacity of 26, an outdoor Summer Garden with 40 seats and a capacity of 80, and a Total Occupancy Load of 106. Alcohol Carry-out and Delivery Endorsement.”. You can see Rue Cafe’s current menus here.
July 29 Hotter And More Humid With Daily Thunderstorms To Track
This week, we are back with another heat wave. The humidity has already become more noticeable this morning for some and will be a factor for all of our region this week. The air quality is expected to reach Code Orange, adding to the discomfort of being outside this afternoon.
DC crime: Early morning shooting leaves 1 dead
WASHINGTON - An early morning shooting has left one person dead in the District. D.C. police say the shooting happened just after 3:20 p.m. in the 3500 block of Ames Street in the northeast. Police have no suspects or motives at this time. Anyone with information is asked to contact...
This Parks and Rec program inspires a new generation of journalists in DC
WASHINGTON — A District program that continues to inspire us and make a positive impact in the lives of young people is helping us get uplifted. The Deanwood Radio Broadcast Youth Journalism program is run by the Department of Parks and Recreation in D.C., and led by director and instructor Salih Williams. Since 2007, it has delivered on its goal of engaging and educating young people in D.C. about broadcast journalism and how it can help to foster a positive outcome in their communities.
Helping keep the heat on in rural Maryland
Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) has kept the lights on in the Baltimore region since 1816. But much has changed since the nation's first gas utility began powering Maryland homes. Today, electricity demand is increasing while wind and solar make up an ever-bigger share of the state's power mix. Under Maryland law, by 2030, renewable sources must make up 50 percent of the electricity that power utilities provide. The state's energy transition presents opportunities and challenges for BGE: As demand rises and more renewable energy comes online, the utility must ensure enough power is available when customers need it throughout the year.
July 4 Armed Assault at Thayer and Spring Apartments: Suspect Still at Large
Montgomery County Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying the suspect captured on surveillance video during an armed assault that took place in downtown Silver Spring on July 4. According to a press release, the incident occurred around 11:50 p.m. on the rooftop of the Thayer & Spring...
Ramen restaurant Kajiken opens on Rockville Pike
A new eatery has opened at The Shops of Congressional Village in Rockville: ramen restaurant Kajiken. Among other offerings, the restaurant features “soupless ramen.” [Store Reporter]. Signs go up at new MOM’s Market in downtown Silver Spring. The new MOM’s Organic Market on Georgia Avenue in downtown...
UT alum earns position with National Symphony Orchestra
Evan Williams, a Butler School of Music alumnus, recently earned a prized position with the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C. Williams’ audition for the National Symphony took place over three days. He estimated the symphony invited about 200 people to audition the first day, but only 10 musicians advanced to the second day of auditions. Eventually, the orchestra whittled down its selection to Williams and one other musician.
Search for missing American University student enters 4th day
WASHINGTON — Friends and family of a 19-year-old American University student who hasn't been since in three days are asking for the public's help in finding him. According to social media posts made by the man's roommate, Kris Emmanuel Estrada was last seen Thursday near a well-known Northwest, D.C. grocery store.
Four men allegedly involved in Metrobus shooting in Northwest DC
WASHINGTON (7News) — A shooting occurred on a Metrobus in Northwest, D.C. Sunday afternoon, according to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. The shooting took place on a 92 bus parked at 13th and U Street in Northwest, officials said. Four men allegedly were involved in the shooting. There...
Some faded graffiti remains outside Union Station following protests
WASHINGTON (7News) — Some faded graffiti remains on the statue and replica Liberty Bell at Union Station in Washington, D.C., days after peaceful demonstrations in the area escalated to vandalism. "To have people and that level of hatred directed towards another people group and the antisemitism that was here,...
Gotham FC manages a win over the Washington Spirit thanks to Yazmeen Ryan
On Sunday evening, NJ/NY Gotham FC played their second match of the NWSL x Liga MX Femenil Summer Cup. It was a special home game away from home, for the Bats were at Subaru Park in Chester, Pennsylvania. This is the home of the Philadelphia Union, and there are plenty of fans in the state. Plus, the team represents New Jersey, so sometimes Southern New Jersey fans find the trek to the Philadelphia area to be easier.
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