Prince George’s County highlights AI, quantum computing investments
Prince George’s County leaders are spotlighting the region’s growing role in artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
Prince George’s County leaders are spotlighting the region’s growing role in artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
DC weather: Chilly, dry Tuesday before midweek warm up
Chilly and dry conditions across the Washington, D.C. region Tuesday, marking one of the cooler days of the week.
Chilly and dry conditions across the Washington, D.C. region Tuesday, marking one of the cooler days of the week.
What we know about Dayton Webber, quadruple amputee cornhole player charged with murder
Who is Dayton Webber? A quadruple amputee and competitive cornhole player is now facing murder charges. Here’s a closer look at the case and his background.
Who is Dayton Webber? A quadruple amputee and competitive cornhole player is now facing murder charges. Here’s a closer look at the case and his background.
Quadruple amputee, professional cornhole player faces murder charges
A professional cornhole player and quadruple amputee has been formally charged with murder and multiple related offenses in connection with a deadly shooting that occurred in Charles County on March 22, 2026.
A professional cornhole player and quadruple amputee has been formally charged with murder and multiple related offenses in connection with a deadly shooting that occurred in Charles County on March 22, 2026.
House fire in Maryland displaces 14, causes $500K in damage
A house fire early Monday morning displaced 14 people in Montgomery County.
A house fire early Monday morning displaced 14 people in Montgomery County.
Concerns grow over 1,500-bed ICE center near Williamsport
Governor Wes Moore and Congresswoman April McClain Delaney met Monday with Washington County community leaders to discuss concerns over the Trump administration’s proposal to build a 1,500‑bed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing center near Williamsport.
Governor Wes Moore and Congresswoman April McClain Delaney met Monday with Washington County community leaders to discuss concerns over the Trump administration’s proposal to build a 1,500‑bed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing center near Williamsport.
Fort Washington Park stays closed as more explosive devices found
Fort Washington Park remained closed Monday as investigators returned to the area where five devices resembling pipe bombs were discovered over the weekend. More explosive devices were found Monday, per officials.
Fort Washington Park remained closed Monday as investigators returned to the area where five devices resembling pipe bombs were discovered over the weekend. More explosive devices were found Monday, per officials.
DC weather: Morning showers, cooler Monday; 50s return Tuesday
A round of morning showers and a steady drop in temperatures will make for a cool, breezy Monday across the Washington, D.C. region.
A round of morning showers and a steady drop in temperatures will make for a cool, breezy Monday across the Washington, D.C. region.
TSA wait times grow as ICE officers begin assisting at airports
Federal immigration officers are being sent to airports around the country to help ease the strain on Transportation Security Administration workers who have gone unpaid for weeks amid a battle that has led to a pause in funding for the Department of Homeland Security.
Federal immigration officers are being sent to airports around the country to help ease the strain on Transportation Security Administration workers who have gone unpaid for weeks amid a battle that has led to a pause in funding for the Department of Homeland Security.
5 suspicious devices found, disabled at Fort Washington Park in Maryland
Authorities say five suspicious devices resembling pipe bombs were discovered and safely disabled Sunday afternoon in Fort Washington Park.
Authorities say five suspicious devices resembling pipe bombs were discovered and safely disabled Sunday afternoon in Fort Washington Park.
Driver charged after allegedly hitting 2 Maryland troopers in Prince George’s County
A Maryland man has been charged following an early Sunday crash in Prince George’s County that injured two state troopers, authorities said.
A Maryland man has been charged following an early Sunday crash in Prince George’s County that injured two state troopers, authorities said.
Man arrested after barricade situation in Prince George's County
Police in Prince George’s County have given neighbors the all-clear following an hours-long barricade situation in Seat Pleasant.
Police in Prince George’s County have given neighbors the all-clear following an hours-long barricade situation in Seat Pleasant.
$10k reward offered after man shot inside Germantown Giant; 2 suspects sought
Customers ran for their lives after shots were fired inside a grocery store in Montgomery County this week. Police say they are still looking for the gunmen.
Customers ran for their lives after shots were fired inside a grocery store in Montgomery County this week. Police say they are still looking for the gunmen.
Germantown sewer collapse update: Bypass system active, school to reopen
Repairs continue after a Germantown sewer collapse, but a newly activated bypass system is keeping wastewater flowing and allowing a school to reopen.
Repairs continue after a Germantown sewer collapse, but a newly activated bypass system is keeping wastewater flowing and allowing a school to reopen.
Barricade situation shuts down Seat Pleasant Drive, residents told to stay indoors
Police are responding to a barricade situation in Seat Pleasant, Maryland, where an adult male is inside a home and officers are negotiating.
Police are responding to a barricade situation in Seat Pleasant, Maryland, where an adult male is inside a home and officers are negotiating.
1 injured in shooting at Giant grocery store in Germantown, police say
A person was shot inside a Giant grocery store in Germantown Friday night, according to police.
A person was shot inside a Giant grocery store in Germantown Friday night, according to police.
Woman who found roommate shot to death at senior living center suing facility
A woman who discovered her longtime friend and roommate shot dead in their unit at a Maryland senior living center is now suing that facility.
A woman who discovered her longtime friend and roommate shot dead in their unit at a Maryland senior living center is now suing that facility.
Woman who found roommate shot to death at senior living center suing facility
A woman who discovered her longtime friend and roommate shot dead in their unit at a Maryland senior living center is now suing that facility. She's claiming administrators ignored concerns about the suspect's behavior prior to the murder, and even fired a co-worker who filed a complaint about him.
A woman who discovered her longtime friend and roommate shot dead in their unit at a Maryland senior living center is now suing that facility. She's claiming administrators ignored concerns about the suspect's behavior prior to the murder, and even fired a co-worker who filed a complaint about him.
Frederick County data center fight heads toward referendum
A grassroots campaign to challenge Frederick County’s new data center zoning plan is gaining traction, with more than 22,000 signatures submitted to put the issue on the November ballot. Organizers now face signature verification and a potential legal battle before voters can decide the future of the controversial project.
A grassroots campaign to challenge Frederick County’s new data center zoning plan is gaining traction, with more than 22,000 signatures submitted to put the issue on the November ballot. Organizers now face signature verification and a potential legal battle before voters can decide the future of the controversial project.
DC Water holds second public hearing on Potomac Interceptor sewage spill response
DC Water opened itself up to public scrutiny once again Thursday night, this time in Alexandria, as questions keep growing over the Potomac Interceptor collapse that spewed more than 240 million gallons of sewage into the river.
DC Water opened itself up to public scrutiny once again Thursday night, this time in Alexandria, as questions keep growing over the Potomac Interceptor collapse that spewed more than 240 million gallons of sewage into the river.