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A man was sentenced Friday to 25 years in prison for arson attacks on two homeless men in D.C., one of which was fatal. “D’Aundrey Scott deliberately set two men on fire in the middle of the night, killing Darryl Finney in…
A runaway cow made its way onto the Baltimore Beltway near Pikesville, causing a farmer to rush from welcoming his newborn to wrangling the animal on Interstate 695. As a farmer and co-owner of Hidden Waters Regenerative Farm in Pikesville, Joe…
A man was arrested Friday in the murder of an infant that took place in Southeast D.C. in March 2023. Police said Dion Phelps, 26, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of 7-month-old King Phelps. The incident happened on March 16, 2023, just…
Not every member of the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington is a natural athlete, but that isn’t stopping them from taking on the world of sports. The ensemble kicks off its 46th season Saturday with “Heated Revelry: Sportsball and the Games…
Fun Fact: Today, the infamous Ouija board is owned by Hasbro. While various examples of talking boards that allow the user to communicate with the dead existed throughout history, the Ouija board we’ve come to know today was patented in…
Kelly Schulz, CEO of the Maryland Technology Council, worries that Maryland could miss out on billions of dollars if it doesn’t embrace data centers.
A Maryland education watchdog found no evidence of improper legal billing by Somerset County schools but recommended tighter oversight of legal expenses.
D.C. United is making a pitch to District officials to get in on the enthusiasm over soccer with a public-private partnership for improvements, including a new roof at the team’s home, Audi Field, but community members have concerns. Under the $620 million…
Heights are Joanna Lohman’s greatest fear. Yet, as she stood atop BC Place in Vancouver, preparing to bungee jump backward to catch a fish, Lohman believed she had earned her stripes. Her teammate, Ali Krieger, won the 2015 FIFA Women’s World…
D.C. Calls is a new campaign aimed at hiring police officers, firefighters, paramedics and corrections officers across the District. The Bowser administration’s new initiative is the city’s first comprehensive public safety hiring campaign, featuring firsthand accounts from employees about their work…