Metropolitan AME sues Hudson Valley Proud Boys chapter over trademark use

Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church has filed a trademark and unfair-competition suit against the Hudson Valley Proud Boys Chapter and its president, William Pepe, alleging ongoing unauthorized use of the "Proud Boys" name. 

3-year-old falls from 6th-floor balcony in Prince George’s County

Officials say a young child is fighting for their life after a devastating fall in Prince George’s County on Tuesday afternoon.

Woman arrested for kidnapping child at county fair in Maryland: police

A child is safe, and the suspect is in custody thanks to the quick actions of family and bystanders during an attempted abduction in Maryland this week.

National Guard deployed in DC as Bowser meets with federal officials; 23 arrested since surge began

One day after President Donald Trump announced a federal takeover of Washington’s police department and activated 800 National Guard troops, Mayor Muriel Bowser met with federal officials to discuss coordination and strategy as troops deployed. 

DC Council Chairman Mendelson reacts to Trump’s federal takeover of DC police

Community leaders and residents are speaking out following President Donald Trump’s decision to place the D.C. police department under federal control.

Trayon White says Trump 'not totally wrong' as federal control of DC police begins

Councilmember Trayon White, who was recently reinstated after a five-month suspension surrounding a federal bribery probe, said President Donald Trump isn’t entirely off base in ordering a federal takeover of the D.C. police department.

Are 401K's the new emergency fund?
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Host of Watchdog on Wallstreet, Chris Markowski, joins to talk 401K's as people are using them as emergency funds.

National Gallery Nights returns for Fall 2025 with art, music and after-hours access

The East Building of the National Gallery of Art will once again come alive after dark this fall as National Gallery Nights returns for its 2025 season. The free after-hours series will take place on September 11, October 9 and November 13, offering visitors a chance to explore art, music, and creative activities in a lively, themed setting. 

Mental health days for students
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Psychiatrist, Dr. Jesselina Curry, joins to discuss the benefits of mental health days for students.

Trayon White says Trump 'not totally wrong'
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Councilmember Trayon White, who was recently reinstated after a five-month suspension surrounding a federal bribery probe, said President Donald Trump isn?t entirely off base in ordering a federal takeover of the D.C. police department.

DC church to sue Proud Boys for trademark infringement
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DC's Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal church to sue Proud Boys chapter for trademark infringement

DC Restaurant Week
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DC Restaurant Week returns August 18-24 with dining deals and a jazzy twist.

When was the last time the National Guard was deployed to DC? A look back at recent deployments

President Donald Trump confirmed Monday that the National Guard deployment to Washington, D.C., will proceed as part of his administration’s initiative to address crime and homelessness in the city. This announcement marks the first confirmed National Guard activation in the district since early 2021.  

Fatal crash under investigation in Bowie

Authorities are investigating a deadly single-vehicle crash that occurred early Tuesday morning in the 11400 block of Laurel Bowie Road.

Power washer fumes hospitalize 2 in downtown DC parking garage

Two people were hospitalized and three others treated early Tuesday after carbon monoxide exposure from power washers operating in an unventilated parking garage in downtown D.C.

Trump federalizes DC police despite drop in crime rates

After months of warnings, President Donald Trump has invoked the D.C. Home Rule Act to place the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, citing the need to combat violent crime in the nation’s capital.

DC could see first 90-degree day of August as heat returns

Summer heat is making a comeback on Tuesday, with hot and humid conditions that could push temperatures to 90 degrees for the first time this month in the D.C. region.

Trump federalizes DC police despite drop in crime rates
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After months of warnings, President Donald Trump has invoked the D.C. Home Rule Act to place the Metropolitan Police Department under federal control, citing the need to combat violent crime in the nation?s capital.