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Tenants of 2M Apartments in DC sue over 'unlivable' conditions
Residents of a Northeast D.C. apartment building — near the site of a recent quadruple shooting — are exasperated, forced to endure what they describe as unlivable conditions while fearing for their safety every night. FOX 5's Katie Barlow spoke with tenants about the suit.
Series of smash-and-grab break-ins reported across DMV overnight
Stores spent Tuesday cleaning up after a series of smash-and-grab break-ins across the D.C. area overnight. Starting just after 1 a.m., there were a series of at least 10 break-ins in Northwest D.C., Montgomery County and Fairfax County. While the crimes and suspect descriptions are similar, police have not confirmed...
Charles veteran, business owner participates in reality TV show
Despite not winning the $100,000 prize, one Charles County resident brought a good fight to a new, unique television show this year. Tyrenna Tolbert, 54, of White Plains competed in the new competition-based TV show series “The Anonymous.” The show is a strategic competition played in two worlds, the real world and in an “anonymous mode.” ...
Adriano Demorais Accused Of Kicking Dog To Death
Prince George's County resident Adriano Demorais, 33, was arrested on Tuesday and arraigned on an indictment charging him with felony animal cruelty to animals for an incident reported in February. According to prosecutors, on Friday, Feb. 16, Demorais was working overnight at the District Dogs Navy Yard location feeding dogs,...
Maryland Senate race deadlocked: Survey
Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks (D) and former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) are tied in a new poll of what could be a closer-than-normal Maryland Senate race. The AARP poll released Tuesday showed Alsobrooks and Hogan tied at 46 percent support each, with 7 percent of respondents undecided and 1 percent saying they…
Paralympic athletes from the DMV to watch in the Paris Games
Nearly a dozen local athletes are in Paris this week to compete in the 2024 Paralympics, which kicks off on Wednesday. Why it matters: Weeks after the Olympics ended, it's another opportunity to root for our incredible hometown athletes on the world stage, and potentially witness some historic wins. State...
Maryland Transportation Authority receives $350M insurance payout over Key Bridge collapse
WASHINGTON (7News) — The company that insured the now-collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge has completed an initial $350 million payout to the Maryland Transportation Authority after its deadly collapse in March, according to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Federal officials said Wednesday they were notified that proceeds from Chubb,...
WEATHER ALERT | Dangerously hot and humid across Maryland today
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Maryland is bracing for near-record breaking heat ahead of strong to severe storms tonight. A heat dome over the region will cause temperatures to jump to the upper 90s and possibly the low 100s. The record high for BWI is 99 set back in 1973. That record could be tied or broken.
Weather Alert: Heat index soars above 100° as poor air quality grips DC area
Feels-like temperatures surpassed 100° in the D.C. area Wednesday afternoon amid poor air quality in the region. Storm Team4 Meteorologist Chuck Bell said it's important to stay weather alert during the sweletering heat. Wear light, loose-fitting clothing, drink plenty of water and limit time outdoors, especially if you're doing strenuous activities.
Maryland Football's most explosive player has gotten more explosive
The start of Maryland's football season is just hours away, when the Terps will host UConn at noon Saturday at SECU Stadium. One of the returning offensive stars for the 2024 Terps is senior wide receiver Tai Felton, who enters his fourth year with the program. Felton talked about plenty of things in a recently published interview with NBC Sports' Connor Rogers, including what sixth-year head coach Mike Locksley has built at Maryland.
New catch limits set for Maryland blue crabs
ANNAPOLIS — Starting Aug. 30 at 12:01 a.m., there are new recreational limits in place for the number of blue crabs one can catch per day. These new regulations go farther in breaking down who can catch and the daily limits. Beginning Aug. 30, an unlicensed boat with one person crabbing can take no more than two dozen crabs per day. Two unlicensed crabbers on an unlicensed boat can take four dozen. A licensed boat with any amount of licensed or unlicensed crabbers has a one bushel — or six dozen male crabs — catch limit. Recreational crabbers may not keep females. Until the new regulations go into effect, any recreational crabber is allowed to take a bushel of male crabs daily.
Maryland football ushers in new era without Taulia Tagovailoa
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — A new era arrives as the University of Maryland football team has a new starting quarterback for the first time since 2020. It's tough to follow what came before: Taulia Tagovailoa started four-straight seasons for the Maryland Terrapins, leaving College Park as the school's all-time leading passer in virtually every meaningful category.
Maryland Begins Streak of Three-Straight Road Games Against Navy on Thursday
COLLEGE PARK, MD -- Maryland closes out the first month of the 2024 season with a match-up with Navy on Aug. 29. The two teams are meeting for the third consecutive season, with the previous two games ending in a draw. The game will air on ESPN+. The Terrapins are...
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