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LISTEN: Federal Input Slows Both Metro Travel And Repair Plans
WMATA is scrambling to meet federal orders before it launches SafeTrack repairs… Read more
Feds to review North Charleston police
While several cities have drawn criticism for their responses to police officers killing unarmed black men, North Charleston and South Carolina were largely applauded for their handling of the Slager case.
… Read more
Funeral service to be held for Victim of Maryland shootings
Funeral services for Claudina Molina, a victim in the May 6th Montgomery County shootings, are being held at St. Jude Catholic Church in Rockville on Monday.… Read more
Washington Monument will remain closed Monday morning
The Washington Monument, which has been closed all weekend, will remain closed on Monday while technicians continue to repair the elevator power supplies.… Read more
LISTEN: Montgomery Lawmakers Expected To Reject Delayed Pay Raises For Employees
The Montgomery County Council is set to decide Monday whether to further delay or to permanently cut proposed pay raises for most county employees.… Read more
Middle Schoolers Get Sick After Drinking Bizarre Concoction
Heather Curtis WASHINGTON (WMAL) — Originally, Montgomery County Police thought six students at the Francis Scott Key Middle School in Silver Spring got sick from drinking some type of alcohol, but they quickly learned what got them sick wasn’t alcohol but rather a bizarre concoction.…… Read more
30,000 Volunteers to Pack 5 Million Meals This Weekend
Approximately 5 million meals will be packed and shipped across the globe this weekend by thousands of local volunteers for the 2016 Food Fight.… Read more
How To Pay For Metro? DC Sticks Drivers With Tab Through Higher Parking Fees
Parking meter fees will be rising across the District as of June 1st. … Read more
LISTEN: MD Gov. Hogan Goes On The Attack For More Fee Cuts
155 cuts in fees, tolls and taxes to save $60 Million over five years.… Read more
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U.S. Judge Rules D.C. Concealed-Carry Gun Law Is Likely Unconstitutional
Judge rules provision requiring owners to have ‘good reason’ to carry concealed weapons violates 2nd Amendment … Continue Reading
LISTEN: Federal Input Slows Both Metro Travel And Repair Plans
WMATA is scrambling to meet federal orders before it launches SafeTrack repairs… Continue Reading
Feds to review North Charleston police
While several cities have drawn criticism for their responses to police officers killing unarmed black men, North Charleston and South Carolina were largely applauded for their handling of the Slager case.
… Continue Reading
Funeral service to be held for Victim of Maryland shootings
Funeral services for Claudina Molina, a victim in the May 6th Montgomery County shootings, are being held at St. Jude Catholic Church in Rockville on Monday.… Continue Reading
Washington Monument will remain closed Monday morning
The Washington Monument, which has been closed all weekend, will remain closed on Monday while technicians continue to repair the elevator power supplies.… Continue Reading
LISTEN: Montgomery Lawmakers Expected To Reject Delayed Pay Raises For Employees
The Montgomery County Council is set to decide Monday whether to further delay or to permanently cut proposed pay raises for most county employees.… Continue Reading
Middle Schoolers Get Sick After Drinking Bizarre Concoction
Heather Curtis WASHINGTON (WMAL) — Originally, Montgomery County Police thought six students at the Francis Scott Key Middle School in Silver Spring got sick from drinking some type of alcohol, but they quickly learned what got them sick wasn’t alcohol but rather a bizarre concoction.…… Continue Reading
30,000 Volunteers to Pack 5 Million Meals This Weekend
Approximately 5 million meals will be packed and shipped across the globe this weekend by thousands of local volunteers for the 2016 Food Fight.… Continue Reading
How To Pay For Metro? DC Sticks Drivers With Tab Through Higher Parking Fees
Parking meter fees will be rising across the District as of June 1st. … Continue Reading
LISTEN: MD Gov. Hogan Goes On The Attack For More Fee Cuts
155 cuts in fees, tolls and taxes to save $60 Million over five years.… Continue Reading