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Army Announces That Frederick Man Has Been Detained in Connection With Disappearance of His Wife in Hawaii
The Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division (CID) is offering a reward of $10,000 for credible information leading to the recovery of Mrs. Mischa Mabeline Kaalohilani Johnson. An update by the 25th Infantry Division on social media stated that Mischa Johnson’s husband, Private First Class Dewayne Arthur Johnson II (of Frederick, MD) is currently in military pretrial confinement in Hawaii.
Burglar raids fridge in Rockville apartment
An apparently hungry thief raided a refrigerator in a Rockville apartment, Rockville City police report. Sometime between July 24 and August 7, 2024, the suspect smashed the rear door window of an apartment at David Scull Courts, in the 1200 block of First Street. They reached through the broken window to unlock the door from inside, and entered the apartment. The suspect then proceeded to steal several frozen food items from the refrigerator.
6 potential Chesapeake Bay ferry routes recommended in study
OCEAN CITY — A five-county Chesapeake Bay Passenger Ferry Consortium released a Passenger Ferry Feasibility study identifying promising opportunities to enhance transportation and economic growth across coastal communities in Maryland. The year-long study was released at this year’s Maryland Association of Counties Conference, held in Ocean City last week. According to the study, the baseline system for the passenger ferry plan is estimated to handle approximately 50,000 riders per season. There are six potential passenger ferry routes, all branching out to different communities in the...
Maryland picks up commitment from 2026 three-star TE Damon Hall Jr.
Maryland has gained its third verbal commitment in the 2026 recruiting class, as high-three-star tight end Damon Hall Jr. pledged to the Terrapins on Tuesday evening. Hall joins three-star defensive end Brian Harris and three-star defensive back Khmari Bing as the early commits in the 2026 cycle for the Terps. All three of those prospects pledged to Maryland in August. The Terrapins currently rank in the top-25 of the national team recruiting rankings.
After Trayon White arrest, violence intervention leader says ‘we have to stay committed to the work’
After D.C. Council member Trayon White was arrested and charged with a federal count of bribery, “the initial reaction was shock,” said Marcus Ellis, an anti-violence leader in the District. Ellis has known White for a long time, often working with him on homicide scenes or with families...
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DC JazzFest’s 20th anniversary celebration, August 28–September 1, will be our biggest ever! Enjoy stellar performances by rising stars and world-renowned artists at venues across Washington, DC. Home | City Lights | Best of D.C. We often hear from audience members like you that one reason you value...
Puppets and Politics: Pointless Theatre Co. at Transformer Wonders if It’s Democracy’s Last Hurrah?
In this action-packed election year, it seems like there’s no shortage of political theater, and anxieties about the future of the United States are at a fever pitch. A multipronged project by Pointless Theatre Co. at Transformer, Democracy’s Last Hurrah?, faces these election year worries and the decline of American institutions head-on. Part gallery show, part art workshop, and part performance, the collaborative project will culminate in a participatory parade around Logan Circle on Sept. 7 depicting the death and possible salvation of democracy.
PSE Foundation Awards $500K to Nonprofits
The Puget Sound Energy Foundation nonprofit has announced the recipients of its 2024 competitive community grant program, which aims to address food security, shelter support, and child care assistance in the area. Through the grant program, the PSE Foundation awarded a combined total of $500,000 to 89 nonprofits to help...
3 victims assaulted by large group in Northwest DC, suspect image released
WASHINGTON - The Metropolitan Police Department continues to search for a suspect involved in aggravated assault in Northwest, D.C. Officers responded to the 1100 block of U Street, Northwest, for a report of an assault on July 13, around 3:00 a.m. Three victims reported that they were approached by a large group. The group began assaulting the victims until bystanders intervened. All three victims were transported by D.C. Fire and EMS to a local area hospital for treatment.
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