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Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) and Maryland State Police responded to multiple incidents Saturday morning. According to MCFRS Chief Spokesperson Pete Piringer, a tow truck was hit while towing a vehicle from a prior collision on the southbound I-270 sky ramp to eastbound I-370. The tow truck driver jumped to safety to avoid being struck, and one adult is being evaluated for non-life-threatening injuries.

BALTIMORE (WBFF) -- Updated 7:30 a.m. September 29 — Helene's impacts linger into early next week in Maryland. Sunday will come with more clouds and scattered showers. Highs will end up in the cooler mid 70s. Luckily, Sunday night looks mostly dry for the Ravens game with temperatures in...

The Salgado family, known for their extravagant yearly Christmas display, is hosting “Salgado Haunted Manor,” a haunted walkthrough display this year for Halloween at 11104 Knights Ct. Germantown. Opening night is October 5th at 7:30 p.m. The display is FREE and open to everyone and on Halloween night...

Baltimore and Washington DC residents can look forward to a brief respite in the weather today after intense rainfall that led to flooding in central Virginia. The National Weather Service's latest update indicates that showers are moving out of the region, and a dry slot is set to bring more sun and higher temperatures across the area. While flood warnings are still in effect, residents can expect a dryer day today, with highs reaching into the low to mid-80s, starkly contrasting with the recent dreary conditions.

A newly opened politically-themed bar in. Washington, D.C., faced community backlash for featuring a GOP symbol, along with a Democratic symbol, as part of its logo.

DAMASCUS, Va. — The Arlington County Water Rescue team reportedly performed a dramatic boat rescue to save the life of a person trapped inside their home by floodwaters. As storming from Helene impacts parts of Southwestern Virginia, crews from Northern Virginia have remained on alert to aid in rescues where needed. On Friday morning, Arlington County Fire Department's (AFCD) rescue team says crews were called to Mountain City Road in the town of Damascus, where multiple people faced dangers of from flooding and the risk of homes being swept away.

WASHINGTON - A team of Salvadorian American chefs have officially set a new Guinness World Record for the largest pupusa. The team of over 80 chefs gathered on Saturday morning at Fiesta DC at 11 a.m. to make a 20-foot mega pupusa. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser was just one of the many people that gathered in support and to witness history being made.

Spirit Halloween opened its first Montgomery county location at 30 Grand Corner Ave. in Gaithersburg’s Rio Lakefront in August this year. Its second of three total planned locations, in Rockville, has been postponed until October according to the Spirit Halloween website. The upcoming Rockville location will be at 1519...

With signage up since last winter in the windows of the upcoming Tatte at 12232 Rockville Pike in Towne Plaza (the shopping center next to the Original Pancake House on Rockville Pike), many have asked when the second Maryland location will open. A representative from the Bethesda location has told us to expect a late December or January opening.

WASHINGTON (7News) — A tropical-like air mass has returned to the area as the leftover moisture from what was once Hurricane Helene moves through the Mid-Atlantic. Spotty showers will move in this evening, and a more steady rain is expected west of I-95 after 3 p.m. A Flood Watch...

BLOOMINGTON, Ind.—The Indiana Hoosier football team stayed unbeaten with a 42-28 triumph over the Maryland Terrapins on Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. The win makes Indiana 5-0. This is the first time they football program has started a season 5-0 since 1967. One more victory puts the Hoosiers at bowl eligibility. Their last appearance in […] The post Hoosiers Beat Maryland, Go to 5-0 for First Time Since 1967 appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM. The post Hoosiers Beat Maryland, Go to 5-0 for First Time Since 1967 appeared first on Hot 100.9.

Indiana University Football 5-0 for the first time since 1967 with a 42-28 win over Maryland The Indiana Hoosiers are 5-0 for the first time since 1967 with a 42-28 win over the Maryland Terrapins Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium before an announced crowd of 48,323 and even though the weather played a factor with the remnants of Hurricane Helene hanging around Indiana the crowd hung around and was treated to a 28-point second half performance from the Hoosiers who should be in the top 25 when the latest poll is released. Head Coach Curt Cignetti is 5-0 as the Hoosier Head Coach and when the Hoosiers travel to Northwestern Next Saturday afternoon they have a chance to become bowl eligible for the first time since 2020. Maryland is 3-2 overall and 0-2 in the Big Ten and the Hoosiers snap a three-game losing to skid to the Terrapins and Indiana leads the all-time series 8-5. Cignetti sent an email to the students before the game Friday asking them to show up and not leave early and be there until the clock hits zero. “Step in the right direction, but let’s sell it out. I thought it was good, but let’s make it great” Indiana Head Coach Curt Cignetti said after the game. Indiana has struggled with attendance for a long time and the weather did not help but if results keep going in the right direction there will be a packed Memorial Stadium and not because Michigan and Ohio State are playing, and their fans buy the tickets.

A 25-year-old North Carolina man, Cameron Curry, from Raleigh has entered a guilty plea to allegations of extorting a Washington D.C.-based company for millions by threatening to release stolen sensitive data, official reports confirm. According to a press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia, Curry, who previously worked as a contract employee for the company, demanded $2.5 million under the threat of leaking sensitive financial records and personal information of employees.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A 19-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an armed robbery that took place on June 28 in the 2600 block of Bowen Road, Southeast. At…

WASHINGTON (7News) — After a damp and dreary week across the area, sunshine returns today with lower humidity levels. Enjoy the outdoors today because clouds return tonight, and wet weather returns Sunday. An isolated shower is possible north of I-70, but most areas look to stay dry. High temperatures...

Has reopened at Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda. The store closed at the beginning of August, and the mall posted a sign indicating that a new retailer would soon fill the space. But the Squishables just wouldn't vacate the premises! Nothing was moved. Nothing changed. About two weeks later, the...

The Rockville City Police Department (RCPD) reports that traffic signals at the intersection of Veirs Mill Rd. and First St. are out of service on Sunday, September 29, due to a collision. RCPD officers are on-site directing traffic and urge drivers to exercise caution. Repairs are expected to last most...

BETHESDA, Md. (DC News Now) — Residents in Bethesda will have the chance to enjoy live entertainment and food from some of Bethesda’s finest restaurants at Bethesda’s 32nd annual Taste of Bethesda event. The event will be held on Saturday, Oct. 5, from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Norfolk Avenue in Bethesda’s Woodmont Triangle, […]

The Montgomery County Council will hold committee meetings on Monday, September 30. Full agenda below courtesy Montgomery County:. Committees will review three Office of the Inspector General memorandums of investigation focused on Montgomery County Public Schools, a resolution to approve the disposition of County public parking lots and an executive regulation to amend the eligibility criteria and neighborhood petition threshold for the installation of speed humps on County roadways.

The ongoing issue of gun violence and the increase in firearms in Washington, D.C., has led the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) to adopt a proactive strategy for recovering illegal firearms, as detailed in their recent report. From Monday, September 16, through Monday, September 23, MPD announced that their officers confiscated a total of 34 firearms, an ongoing effort to interdict the tools that arm the impulses of the city's violent offenders and to reduce the overall crime rates.