Better cell phone service in the Metro is coming, but for some riders it may still be years away.… Read more
Category Archives: Local News
Low-Wage Federal Workers Plan Strike As Pope Arrives In D.C.
Some contract federal workers are planning to strike Tuesday as all eyes turn to Washington for the Pope’s arrival.… Read more
LISTEN: Unpredictable Pope is “Nightmare” for Security
Former Secret Service Agent Dan Bongino says not even a Presidential inauguration reflects the full magnitude of the papal visit to DC.… Read more
SO MUCH FOR PREDICTIONS: After Two Weeks, The NFC East Is Suddenly Up For Grabs
Does opportunity knock for the Redskins to actually make a run? … Read more
Valerie Ervin Drops Out of Maryland Congress Race
Valerie Ervin dropped out of the primary race for Maryland Representative Chris Van Hollen’s 8th District seat yesterday, citing monetary concerns.… Read more
DC Council Members Host Parks Promotion Event
The DC Council is hosting a PARK(ing) Day event to promote the local upkeep of parks and nature.… Read more
Panda Watch: Local Philanthropist Donates $4.5 Million to Breeding Program
Local philanthropist David Rubenstein donated $4.5 million to the National Zoo’s panda breeding program this week.… Read more
Accused VA Serial Killer’s Defense To Introduce Evidence Implicating Victim’s Husband
Charles Severance’s defense team is introducing evidence they say implicates former Sheriff Jim Dunning in the murder of his wife.… Read more
The Only GOP Candidate Who DIDN’T Debate Speaks To WMAL Instead
Jim Gilmore sat out the GOP debate, but insists he could be elected president.… Read more
LISTEN: Montgomery County’s Having A Turf War Over Pesticides
Montgomery County is looking into a first-in-the-nation law limiting or banning the use of pesticides on public and private property.… Read more
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Category Archives: Local News
Will More Metro Riders Be Able To Use Their Cell Phones Soon?
Better cell phone service in the Metro is coming, but for some riders it may still be years away.… Continue Reading
Low-Wage Federal Workers Plan Strike As Pope Arrives In D.C.
Some contract federal workers are planning to strike Tuesday as all eyes turn to Washington for the Pope’s arrival.… Continue Reading
LISTEN: Unpredictable Pope is “Nightmare” for Security
Former Secret Service Agent Dan Bongino says not even a Presidential inauguration reflects the full magnitude of the papal visit to DC.… Continue Reading
SO MUCH FOR PREDICTIONS: After Two Weeks, The NFC East Is Suddenly Up For Grabs
Does opportunity knock for the Redskins to actually make a run? … Continue Reading
Valerie Ervin Drops Out of Maryland Congress Race
Valerie Ervin dropped out of the primary race for Maryland Representative Chris Van Hollen’s 8th District seat yesterday, citing monetary concerns.… Continue Reading
DC Council Members Host Parks Promotion Event
The DC Council is hosting a PARK(ing) Day event to promote the local upkeep of parks and nature.… Continue Reading
Panda Watch: Local Philanthropist Donates $4.5 Million to Breeding Program
Local philanthropist David Rubenstein donated $4.5 million to the National Zoo’s panda breeding program this week.… Continue Reading
Accused VA Serial Killer’s Defense To Introduce Evidence Implicating Victim’s Husband
Charles Severance’s defense team is introducing evidence they say implicates former Sheriff Jim Dunning in the murder of his wife.… Continue Reading
The Only GOP Candidate Who DIDN’T Debate Speaks To WMAL Instead
Jim Gilmore sat out the GOP debate, but insists he could be elected president.… Continue Reading
LISTEN: Montgomery County’s Having A Turf War Over Pesticides
Montgomery County is looking into a first-in-the-nation law limiting or banning the use of pesticides on public and private property.… Continue Reading