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Parts of DC region top 5 inches of snow with flakes still rapidly falling 02/11/2025 06:47pm • Parts of the D.C. area reached around a half-foot of snow Tuesday night, with flakes still falling at a rapid rate, sticking to roadways and making for treacherous driving conditions during the evening commute and beyond. Parts of Northern Virginia, including Dumfries, topped 4 inches of accu DC 'Warmline' launches for easier access to social services 02/11/2025 05:10pm • The District launched its new "Warmline" Tuesday; the call center at 211 helps residents access the city���s social services more easily. The new call center is meant to cut down on the half a dozen calls that people may need to make in order to get assistance from the city. ���The Distric 'Full snow moon' lives up to its name 02/11/2025 04:45pm • The "full snow moon" is certainly living up to its name in the D.C. area and east coast as the region is in the middle of a winter storm forecast with plenty of snow coming down. Each month���s full moon is given a name that corresponds to the characteristics of the month and the full snow moon o Protesters call on work to resume at Consumer Financial Protection Bureau 02/11/2025 07:41am • Democratic lawmakers led a protest at the headquarters for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in D.C. on Monday, after the agency���s new leader ordered workers to stop all work and not report into the office. ���The CFPB is the little agency that has fought for us, and we are here toda With limited parking, thousands of workers return in-person at Washington Navy Yard 02/10/2025 03:07pm • Nearly 17,000 Washington Navy Yard workers reported back to work in person Monday, setting the stage for days of traffic headaches. "Federal personnel assigned to the base and the surrounding community should prepare for traffic congestion, increased foot traffic, and gate delays," Naval District Working Capital: This DC hotel's 'Lobby Ambassador' elevates the guest experience 02/10/2025 04:19am • In an area of the country teeming with diplomats engaged in promoting international relations, a historic hotel nearby the White House in D.C. has its own form of a diplomat: a "Lobby Ambassador" ��� engaged in promoting relations in a more interpersonal way. It���s a title Paul Carabello has hel Md. Labor Department says unsafe agency workplace ultimately led to parole agent���s death 02/08/2025 08:25am • Maryland���s public safety department maintains an unsafe workplace that puts employees��� safety at risk and ultimately led to the May 31 killing of Parole Agent Davis Martinez while he was checking in on a parolee. That was the finding of a citation issued by the Maryland Department of Labor, w Opening date for DC's new hospital revealed 02/06/2025 06:08pm • In a major announcement related to medical care, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said Thursday that the city's new hospital is expected to open in just a couple of months. Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center GW Health, near the Congress Heights Metro Station in Southeast, will open its doors April 15 Body camera footage captures stabbing of Fairfax Co. police officer by teen 02/05/2025 06:00am • A Fairfax County police officer is recovering after he was stabbed by a 16-year-old boy while responding to a call on Monday afternoon, according to the Virginia county's police chief. ���It was only in a matter of a couple inches or so and we could have been having a much different on-scene pres Montgomery Co. road dedicated to police officer who died in crash 3 years ago 02/04/2025 08:40pm • A portion of a road in Montgomery County, Maryland's Spencerville community was dedicated to a police officer who died three years ago to the day. On the morning of Feb. 4, 2023, Montgomery County police officer Douglas Haggerty, 36, was involved in a single car crash on Spencerville Road nea Md. pastor of church pantry: Community members 'are scared to come get the food' due to immigration crackdown 02/03/2025 06:15pm • Immigrants in the D.C. area who rely on local food pantries to get by are apparently not showing up as often these days. ���They are scared to come get the food, so it���s kind of disturbing,��� said Pastor Abdul K. Sesay, of City of Light Church in Silver Spring, Maryland. Sesay is also t Car Review: A refined and still large Chevy Traverse is just what family buyers are looking for in 2025 02/03/2025 05:29am • When you’re looking for a large, three-row crossover that rivals large, big dollar SUVs, it’s hard to find one as large as the Traverse. And, a major makeover is what potential buyers have been looking for. Gone is the bland styling of the last Traverse. It shuns the crossover’s so Carjacking suspect killed crossing I-495 after fleeing Maryland police, AG's office says 02/02/2025 06:43pm • A woman linked to a Maryland carjacking died late Saturday after being hit by two cars on Interstate 495 while trying to flee police in Prince George's County, according to the state attorney general's office. Early findings indicate the fatal collision unfolded on Feb. 1 after police came upon a These Americans don���t think the economy is getting any better. Welcome to ���No Buy 2025��� 02/02/2025 09:00am • New York (CNN) ��� When the world is in turmoil, it���s easy to impulse buy. The sentiment has long been pushed on social media ��� a quick run to HomeGoods or Target, clicking an Amazon affiliate link, or just keeping up with the latest item drops. Many Americans, especially female content cr Virginia car tax credit hits dead end before Senate panel 01/29/2025 09:52am • At the crack of dawn on Tuesday, a Democratic-led Senate subcommittee rejected or delayed several of Gov. Glenn Youngkin���s signature tax cut proposals, opting instead to fold them into ongoing budget negotiations or disregard them altogether. The Senate Finance Resources subcommittee, chaired b