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Bethesda synagogue targeted in latest vandalism incident in Montgomery County
BETHESDA, Md. — Congregation Beth El in Bethesda is the latest spot targeted in a series of vandalism incidents in Montgomery County. On Tuesday, synagogue members were shocked to find graffiti on stairs going into the building, and across their sign showing hostages taken by Hamas during an October 7 attack in Israel.
DC bridge that collapsed after truck crash has been rebuilt
A pedestrian bridge in the District that collapsed three years ago after a truck slammed into it has now been completely rebuilt and reopened to the public, officials with the D.C. transportation department said Friday. The “Lane Place Bridge” functions as a pathway over D.C. 295 between Deanwood and the...
Free Friday Family Fun: Watch the final Marine Barracks 'Evening Parade'
WASHINGTON (7News) — As summer winds down and school starts back up, Friday night is your last chance of the season to watch the Marine Barracks Washington DC’s Evening Parade, featuring the Silent Drill Platoon. As 7Salutes all members of the military, anchor Victoria Sanchez went to a...
Local organizations to host 8th annual Community Day and Wellness Fair in DC
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — The Places of Worship Advisory Board (POWAB) will host its 8th annual Community Day and Wellness Fair in Ward 7 on Aug. 24. With violence and health being a top concern for many, this year’s theme is “Violence and It’s Impact on Health and Wellness.” The goal is to provide […]
After Middling Reviews, Keith Lee Might Already Be Moving On to Baltimore
Social media restaurant reviewer and WWE fighter Keith Lee announced that he was making his way to the D.C. area on Instagram and TikTok a few days ago, but after some unexceptional reviews of two Northern Virginia spots and an H Street restaurant in D.C., he might already be moving on from the city.
Maryland woman dies after shooting in Northwest DC
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Police said a woman from Maryland died in the hospital after someone shot her in Northwest D.C. early Friday morning. According to the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD), officers were near the 700 block of Florida Ave. around 12:15 p.m. when they heard gunshots. Police found evidence that a shooting took […]
Metropolitan Police Seek Public's Help to Identify Suspects in F Street Business Burglary
In the early hours of last Wednesday, the Metropolitan Police Department reported a burglary at a business located on F Street, Northwest, wherein suspects utilized a hammer to gain entry, causing damage and making off with goods. According to a press release from the MPD, the incident occurred at approximately 3:35 a.m., and now authorities are seeking the public's support in the identification and capture of the individuals involved.
CISA’s $524M headquarters slated for DHS campus in 2027
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will get new headquarters in Washington that will consolidate its workforce in the area and put the agency in the same location as the Department of Homeland Security. The General Services Administration and DHS awarded a $524 million contract for the construction of the...
Maryland Weather: Sunny and summery-feel this weekend in Baltimore
BALTIMORE -- More typical August-like heat returns tomorrow with plenty of sun and increasing temperatures. Hot and muggy weather returns for back to school on Monday.Southerly winds and abundant sunshine on Sunday will help boost temperatures into the upper 80s along with higher humidity levels. Both days of the weekend look dry, so make your outdoor plans. It looks like a great weekend to head to the pool.It's back to school for many on Monday! Make sure to send the kids in comfortable clothing as temperatures register in the upper 80s to low 90s during the afternoon. We can expect mostly sunny skies during the day and a slight chance for an isolated evening or overnight shower.A midweek cold front could bring in the chance for a shower or thunderstorm, so be sure to stay tuned to the First Alert weather team for updates. Heat and humidity are also a factor this week with feels like temperature in the upper 90s to lower 100s.A stray storm is possible Wednesday and Friday with a better chance for scattered showers and storms returning next Saturday.
At Long Last, Proposed Communications Tower for Lower Bank Fire Co. Gets Pinelands Approval
WASHINGTON—Approval has been given at long last by the Pinelands Commission for a “communications tower” in the Lower Bank section of Washington Township following a full-court press by municipal officials to convince the commission to allow such a tower for “emergency communications” purposes given that cellular phone reception in town is very weak to non-existent, with the nearest tower reportedly some 10 miles away, in addition to limited landline and cable capabilities in town.
Washington Mayor Maintains Optimism That Tax Credit Program ‘Will Be Done’ Despite What He Now Says Are ‘Technical Issues’
WASHINGTON—The mayor of Washington Township maintained on Aug. 6 his optimism that a planned “tax credit program” to give direct property tax relief to individual township taxpayers to offset a 2023 tax increase caused by the local school board’s budget in closing what was a $473,871 shortfall “will be done,” despite a revelation during the previous month that the “state is fighting us.”
Neely Fuller Jr., Teachers Panel & The Head of the Washington Teachers Union l The Carl Nelson Show
Neely Fuller Jr. checks in to expound on his tome on Racism and White Supremacy. Plus a panel of teachers and the Head of the Washington Teachers Union join The Carl Nelson show The post Neely Fuller Jr., Teachers Panel & The Head of the Washington Teachers Union l The Carl Nelson Show appeared first on WOL-AM 1450 AM & 95.9 FM.
D.C. FEMS responds to gas leak in Munson Hall
D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services personnel responded to a gas leak in Munson Hall on Thursday night. FEMS Public Information Officer Vito Maggiolo said FEMS dispatched three units and a fire chief to 2212 I Street at 11:24 p.m. in response to a report of a gas leak in the residence hall. Five GW Police Department officers asked all evacuated residents to remain outside until 11:59 p.m. when FEMS completed their work and permitted the students to re-enter the building.
Violence interrupter agencies continue work despite Councilmember Trayon White's arrest
WASHINGTON (7News) — 7News is following the fallout from the federal investigation into D.C. Councilmember Trayon White after he was accused of accepting tens of thousands of dollars in bribes to pressure city workers to renew certain contracts for "violence interruption programs." In the wake of those charges, organizations...
Corey Caputo Joins MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate
Corey Caputo has joined MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, the brokerage division of The MacKenzie Companies, as senior real estate advisor. Formerly a retail leasing manager with CANA Development, he will be working from MacKenzie’s corporate offices in Lutherville, Maryland. Caputo will represent the interests of developers, landlords, and...
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