MD Sen. Jamie Raskin says the stars are aligned for the states to work together… Read more
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Local Fruit Could Be More Expensive if Cold Snaps Continue
Fluctuating spring temperatures could affect prices of local fruits.… Read more
Obama To Speak At Howard, Rutgers Commencements
President Barack Obama has scheduled his final presidential college commencement addresses.… Read more
Hotline Aims to Connect DC Crime Victims with Assistance
A new hotline in the District is aiming to streamline the process for crime victims to get assistance.… Read more
36,000 Verizon workers go on strike
36,000 Verizon workers have walked off the job Wednesday after failing to reach a new contract.… Read more
Maintaining Tax Rate Would Require Cutting Proposed PW Schools Funding By $7 Million
To keep property tax bills flat in Prince William County, they would need to cut proposed funding to county schools by around $7 million.… Read more
Metro’s Leaders to Face Questions from Congress
General Manager Paul Wiedefeld and Board Chair Jack Evans will be facing questions about last month’s 29-hour shutdown of the system.… Read more
LISTEN: Millennial Buyers Drive Steady Home Sales In March As Market Enters Busy Season
Home sales in March in the DC area reached their highest levels for the month since 2010.… Read more
Baltimore Still Forging New Path One Year After Freddy Gray’s Arrest
“For the city as a whole, the biggest change in the last year is that there’s no talking around the issue anymore,” Baltimore Sun reporter Kevin Rector told WMAL.… Read more
Montgomery Council Members Call For School Pedestrian Safety Campaigns
Distracted walking, distracted driving and more congestion at school drop offs in Montgomery County means more fatal accidents.… Read more
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Category Archives: Local News
LISTEN: “Potomac Compact” Could Redistrict Maryland and Virginia
MD Sen. Jamie Raskin says the stars are aligned for the states to work together… Continue Reading
Local Fruit Could Be More Expensive if Cold Snaps Continue
Fluctuating spring temperatures could affect prices of local fruits.… Continue Reading
Obama To Speak At Howard, Rutgers Commencements
President Barack Obama has scheduled his final presidential college commencement addresses.… Continue Reading
Hotline Aims to Connect DC Crime Victims with Assistance
A new hotline in the District is aiming to streamline the process for crime victims to get assistance.… Continue Reading
36,000 Verizon workers go on strike
36,000 Verizon workers have walked off the job Wednesday after failing to reach a new contract.… Continue Reading
Maintaining Tax Rate Would Require Cutting Proposed PW Schools Funding By $7 Million
To keep property tax bills flat in Prince William County, they would need to cut proposed funding to county schools by around $7 million.… Continue Reading
Metro’s Leaders to Face Questions from Congress
General Manager Paul Wiedefeld and Board Chair Jack Evans will be facing questions about last month’s 29-hour shutdown of the system.… Continue Reading
LISTEN: Millennial Buyers Drive Steady Home Sales In March As Market Enters Busy Season
Home sales in March in the DC area reached their highest levels for the month since 2010.… Continue Reading
Baltimore Still Forging New Path One Year After Freddy Gray’s Arrest
“For the city as a whole, the biggest change in the last year is that there’s no talking around the issue anymore,” Baltimore Sun reporter Kevin Rector told WMAL.… Continue Reading
Montgomery Council Members Call For School Pedestrian Safety Campaigns
Distracted walking, distracted driving and more congestion at school drop offs in Montgomery County means more fatal accidents.… Continue Reading