A lack of spare parts may prompt the District to replace its streetcar fleet well ahead of schedule … Read more
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Virginia Lawmaker Apologizes For ‘Hammer And Sickle’ Prank
A Fairfax delegate has apologized for displaying a communist symbol as a Democratic Socialist colleague spoke.… Read more
‘There’s a Game Being Played’: Cost Overruns Leave D.C. Lawmakers Frustrated
Cost overruns on big ticket items like the D.C. Streetcar are vexing D.C. City Councilmembers… Read more
David Duke Asks to Block Subpoena Over Charlottesville Rally
Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke is seeking to block a subpoena issued in a federal lawsuit filed by 11 people injured during a violent clash between white nationalists and counterprotesters in Charlottesville last August.… Read more
‘We Do Not Take it Lightly”: Anne Arundel Police Charge One After School Threats
The threat at Glen Burnie High School was one of a handful of concerning social media posts police investigated over the weekend.… Read more
Day 3 of Teacher’s Strike Closes All West Virginia Schools
The state Department of Education’s website shows all school districts are closed in all 55 West Virginia counties Monday morning.… Read more
Montgomery County Weighs In On Legal Battle Over Union Dues
MOCO is appealing to the high court to uphold a law requiring all government employees, including teachers, to pay union dues. … Read more
Montgomery Co. Board Of Education To Weigh In On Florida School Shootings
As schools across the country review security measures, MOCO actually has gotten a head-start
… Read more
White House Briefly Locked Down After Vehicle Strikes Barrier
The U.S. Secret Service tweets that the vehicle “did not breach the security barrier of the White House complex.”… Read more
Arlington’s Budget Conundrum – Pay Raises And Layoffs
As some Arlington government employees face layoffs, those who stay could receive sizable pay raises… Read more
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Category Archives: Local News
DC’s ‘Free’ Streetcar Will Apparently Cost the City A Pretty Penny More
A lack of spare parts may prompt the District to replace its streetcar fleet well ahead of schedule … Continue Reading
Virginia Lawmaker Apologizes For ‘Hammer And Sickle’ Prank
A Fairfax delegate has apologized for displaying a communist symbol as a Democratic Socialist colleague spoke.… Continue Reading
‘There’s a Game Being Played’: Cost Overruns Leave D.C. Lawmakers Frustrated
Cost overruns on big ticket items like the D.C. Streetcar are vexing D.C. City Councilmembers… Continue Reading
David Duke Asks to Block Subpoena Over Charlottesville Rally
Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke is seeking to block a subpoena issued in a federal lawsuit filed by 11 people injured during a violent clash between white nationalists and counterprotesters in Charlottesville last August.… Continue Reading
‘We Do Not Take it Lightly”: Anne Arundel Police Charge One After School Threats
The threat at Glen Burnie High School was one of a handful of concerning social media posts police investigated over the weekend.… Continue Reading
Day 3 of Teacher’s Strike Closes All West Virginia Schools
The state Department of Education’s website shows all school districts are closed in all 55 West Virginia counties Monday morning.… Continue Reading
Montgomery County Weighs In On Legal Battle Over Union Dues
MOCO is appealing to the high court to uphold a law requiring all government employees, including teachers, to pay union dues. … Continue Reading
Montgomery Co. Board Of Education To Weigh In On Florida School Shootings
As schools across the country review security measures, MOCO actually has gotten a head-start
… Continue Reading
White House Briefly Locked Down After Vehicle Strikes Barrier
The U.S. Secret Service tweets that the vehicle “did not breach the security barrier of the White House complex.”… Continue Reading
Arlington’s Budget Conundrum – Pay Raises And Layoffs
As some Arlington government employees face layoffs, those who stay could receive sizable pay raises… Continue Reading