Seven people are injured after a crash involving multiple cars on the Beltway Outer Loop in Chevy Chase, Maryland, Sunday night, fire officials say. All lanes are shut down between Georgia Avenue and Connecticut Avenue. One adult was seriously hurt and several children have non-life threatening injuries, according to Montgomery County Fire and Rescue spokesman Pete Piringer. It’s unclear at…
Daily Archives: October 18, 2020
Officials: No More Victims in Virginia Explosion That Hurt 5
Fire officials have determined there are no additional victims from a weekend explosion and fire that injured five people in Virginia
Police: 4 Shot, 1 Fatally, in Annapolis
Police say four people have been shot, one fatally, in Maryland’s capital city
Coronavirus in DC, Maryland, Virginia: What to Know on Oct. 18
A group of teachers for D.C. Public Schools rallied over the weekend to voice their concerns about a plan to go back to in-person instruction in November. School officials recently announced that D.C. elementary students in grades Pre-K through 5th grade would return to in-person learning starting Nov. 9. “Through multiple layers, we are very confident that we’ll keep all…
Plan to Retrieve Titanic Radio Spurs Debate on Human Remains
A company’s plan to retrieve the Titanic’s radio has sparked a debate over whether the famous shipwreck still holds human remains
Woman With Autism Is Missing From Chesapeake, Endangered, Police Say
A 29-year-old woman with autism has been missing from Chesapeake, Virginia, since Saturday night and state police are seeking help from the public. Virginia State Police issued an endangered missing adult alert on Sunday afternoon regarding the disappearance of Jamile Johnay Hill. Hill is 4-foot-8, weighs 170 pounds and has brown eyes and brown hair, police said. She was last…
Washington Vs. Giants Week 6 Inactives: Scherff Returns, Charles Makes Debut
Here are the inactives for the Washington Football Team vs. New York Giants Week 6 matchup.
Winchester Park Dedicated to Honor Owner of Integrated Tea Room
Like most Southern towns in the 1960s, Winchester was racially segregated. But there was one place in the city where skin color didn’t matter, where people from all races could hang out together without feeling society’s pressure to keep Blacks and whites apart. That place was Ruth’s Tea Room at the corner of South Kent and East Cecil streets. Ruth…