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Pedestrian hurt in tractor-trailer crash over I-95 in Prince George's County
LAUREL, Md. — A pedestrian was injured in a crash involving a tractor-trailer early Tuesday morning in Maryland just before 3 a.m., Prince George's County Police said. All eastbound lanes are closed as of 6 a.m. on Sandy Spring Road above I-95 in Prince George's County after the incident.
Maryland volleyball hopes to snap postseason drought behind veteran-heavy roster
Adam Hughes talks with his players during Maryland volleyball’s 3-0 win over Ohio State on Nov. 12, 2023. (Akash Raghu/The Diamondback). Maryland volleyball is in the middle of a nearly two-decade long NCAA tournament drought. It’s gone through four head coaches in the 18-year span. The Terps have...
D.C. Celebrates the Creative Community with 202Creates 2024, A Month Highlighting City as a Culture Capital
Mayor Muriel Bowser and the D.C. Office of Cable, Television, Film, Music and Entertainment are celebrating the District's creative community with the 39th annual Mayor's Arts Awards and 202Creates month, which will feature a variety of events and performances from local artists. The post D.C. Celebrates the Creative Community with 202Creates 2024, A Month Highlighting City as a Culture Capital appeared first on The Washington Informer.
Georgetown Releases 2024 Nonconference Schedule
Your Georgetown Hoyas have released their 2024-25 nonconference schedule. The opponents likely match up with fan expectations for a young Hoyas squad, but there are really no surprises—outside of two home games at the World-famous McDonough Arena! With 11 games slated, two will be away (WVU and Syracuse) and 7 will be at Capital One Arena, home of the Kente lanes.
Commanders have a new stadium name
The Washington Commanders have a new name again — this time for their stadium. On Tuesday, the Commanders announced a partnership with Northwest Federal Credit Union (NWFCU) announced a multi-year, exclusive naming-rights agreement that will change the name of Commanders Field to Northwest Stadium. Washington’s home stadium opened in...
DC's new traffic safety efforts focus on drivers from Maryland, Virginia
D.C. leaders are talking about new efforts they believe will have a greater impact on street safety, including targeting drivers from Virginia and Maryland. The Department of Public Works noticed a lot of the cars responsible for dangerous and risky driving in the city come from outside of the District, particularly on Friday and Saturday nights.
Keith Lee visits DC restaurant Jerk at Nite, pays for 200 meals
WASHINGTON - Viral TikToker and food critic Keith Lee visited D.C. restaurant Jerk at Nite and left a generous tip along with payment for 200 platters for people in the community. The Caribbean restaurant recently experienced an electrical fire at their H Street location in Northeast, D.C. During Lee's recent...
MCPS Celebrates Completion of Major Construction Projects
As the school year begins, MCPS is celebrating the completion of major construction projects. MCPS shared that “these investments create modern learning environments that will benefit students for years to come.” The projects include:. •A brand-new building for Neelsville Middle School providing 131,432 square feet of new space...
Brooks Brothers glass smashed in series of possible break-ins in Montgomery County
Several businesses saw windows or doors smashed in a series of possible break-ins overnight in Montgomery County, Maryland. Brooks Brothers on Wisconsin Avenue in Chevy Chase had its glass door smashed. Police were on the scene at 4 a.m. to help cover the storefront with cardboard. A window was smashed...
Teen wanted in Silver Spring double homicide arrested at the airport, police say
SILVER SPRING, Md. — A teen wanted in connection with a Memorial Day double homicide in Silver Spring was arrested at Dulles International Airport on Monday, and police say he will be charged with murder as an adult. Montgomery County Department of Police say, officers identified 15-year-old Onyx Santana...
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