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“There is some meter glitch with Pepco and they started sending backdated bills”
We have solar power and produce more than we use. There is some meter glitch with Pepco and they started sending backdated bills for estimated usage (pre-solar!) a couple of weeks ago in excess of $500. Can your readers help advise?”
DU Surrenders Late Goal in 2-2 Draw at Washington
#4 Denver held a late 2-1 lead in Seattle but Washington solved Denver in the final five minutes to eke out a 2-2 tie with the Pioneers Thursday night. The tie kept DU unblemished at the midway point of their six-game opening season road trip. Sam Bassett put DU (2-0-1)...
Visit The Simple Greek in Rosslyn for a National Gyro Day treat
WASHINGTON (7News) — Michael Gueltig, with The Simple Greek in Arlington, helps us celebrate National Gyro Day on Good Morning Washington. He also helps us learn how to pronounce the word. The Simple Greek is located in1731 Wilson Blvd in Rosslyn. You can learn more atthesimplegreek.com.
Trayon White thanks community for support in social media post
WASHINGTON — Speaking for the first time since his arrest earlier this month, D.C.'s Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White took to Instagram Thursday. In a short video shot inside a Turning Natural Juice Bar, White thanked his follows for supporting him. "I appreciate all the love, praise and support...
TRANSFORM Your Reading Experience: Get a Library Card During Library Card Sign-Up Month
Like this article? Support us by subscribing here. Your donation will help us continue to provide quality-of-life news and make local impact possible. Prince William Public Libraries will participate in Library Card Sign-Up Month this September, encouraging everyone to sign up for a library card. A library card opens new opportunities to explore, discover and learn year-round.
FPD: Stafford man wanted for trying to run woman over near Heritage Trail in Fredericksburg
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (DC News Now) — Police in Fredericksburg are searching for a Stafford man who was accused of trying to run a person over near the Rappahannock River Heritage Trail on Thursday evening. The Fredericksburg Police Department (FPD) said around 5:15 p.m., a 911 call came in for a man attempting to run a […]
Woodbridge teen missing since early August now listed as endangered
Police are asking the public's help finding a 15-year-old Woodbridge girl reported missing on Aug. 6 after new information in the case prompted police to list her as endangered. Jessica Aguilera Lopez was last seen leaving her home on Rope Court in Woodbridge on Aug. 5 and was reported missing...
Virginia Passenger Rail Authority votes to advance new deal expanding rail services
The Virginia Passenger Rail Authority's (VPRA) Board of Directors voted on a new deal with Norfolk Southern Corporation that involves buying the Manassas Line and access to the Main Lane, which could potentially increase rail options for thousands of Virginia passengers.
Overdose deaths from opioids declining in Virginia, advocates say more work still needs to be done
According to the most recent data from the Virginia Department of Health, synthetic opioid-related deaths, which include deaths caused by fentanyl, decreased from over 2,000 in 2021 to under 1,800 in 2023.
Reservations for Hunting Opportunities at Virginia State Parks Open Sept. 3
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation manages Virginia State Parks which offer hunting opportunities each year to select parks. Managed hunts are a key tool in managing the deer population and herd health. Participating hunters are asked to support this effort by following harvest guidelines associated with each hunt. New this year is a hunting […]
Virginia plant linked to deadly outbreak broke food safety rules dozens of times, records show
Between Aug. 1, 2023, and Aug. 2, 2024, inspectors found “heavy discolored meat buildup" and “meat overspray on walls and large pieces of meat on the floor.” They also documented flies “going in and out” of pickle vats and “black patches of mold” on a ceiling. One inspector detailed blood puddled on the floor and “a rancid smell in the cooler.” Plant staff were repeatedly notified that they had failed to meet requirements, the documents showed.
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