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Police arrest FBI's Top 10 Most Wanted fugitive and link him to DC killing 03/07/2019 05:59pm • A man wanted for five years by the FBI for killing his fianc��e in New Jersey is under arrest in Prince George's County, Maryland. Lamont Stephenson, 43, was arrested Thursday in Prince George's County, local and federal law enforcement sources confirmed to WTOP. Stephenson was wanted since 20 Tenants' rights bill gets through Montgomery Co. Delegation 03/02/2019 01:10pm • This content was republished with permission from WTOP���s news partners��at��Maryland Matters.��Sign up for��Maryland Matters��� free email subscription��today. The Montgomery County House delegation OK���d a housing security bill on Friday morning, marking a legislative milestone for tenant rig 4 tips for investing in a vacation home 03/01/2019 08:00am • As spring draws near, many "snowbird" investors, or people who have chosen to vacation in warmer destinations during the several months of the winter season, may be considering whether it's finally time to purchase the vacation property of their dreams. From calculating expenses to determining ta New condos go up, but are schools pushed out of DC���s development boom? 02/27/2019 12:43am • WASHINGTON ��� For D.C. resident Alex Cournol, Feb. 25 was ���Christmas,��� 10 months early. Monday morning, he learned that the charter school his 4-year-old twins attend in the Navy Yard neighborhood of Southeast D.C. would remain open next year. Last week, he was fighting against its im Community pushes for transparency on RFK stadium proceeding 02/26/2019 01:04am • WASHINGTON ��� A public meeting Monday night on the fourth floor of RFK Stadium intended to update the community on the site���s redevelopment quickly turned into a discussion about the Burgundy and Gold elephant in the building. After some quick details from Events DC about the state of the mult Arlington eyes cuts to cultural affairs, theater programs in 2020 budget 02/25/2019 04:10am • WASHINGTON ��� Walk into the Scenic Studio at the rear of the Gunston Middle School in Arlington, and you will see local theater volunteers with paint brushes and construction tools in hand ��� creating sets for community theater, children's theater and other groups. Many of those theater-loving Car Review: Kia Rio goes from bargain basement to sophisticated subcompact hatch 02/24/2019 09:11am • WASHINGTON ��� It wasn���t long ago that the Kia Rio was just basic transportation for those who wanted to buy new and not used. It was loud and not very pleasant inside. Come to think of it, I would pay more if I heard that was my ride at the rental car counter. But in 2018, Kia went back to the dr Amazon's move to Crystal City raises concern for working poor 02/23/2019 03:29pm • WASHINGTON ��� Plans are on track for Amazon HQ2 to move into Crystal City, but advocates for working class communities of color are concerned that the project will displace homes in the nearby neighborhood of "Arlandria." Arlandria, north of Del Ray, is popularly known as Chirilagua in deference 6 small business tax deductions 02/19/2019 09:35am • Small business owners looking to reduce their tax burden can take advantage of several money-saving deductions. These include existing deductions, such as those for vehicle expenses and home offices, as well as a brand new qualified business income deduction that will allow some small business owner New town homes leasing at Dulles Town Center (with shuttles to Metro) 02/18/2019 07:55am • WASHINGTON �����City Center Townes, the first rental town homes at Dulles Town Center, started leasing the first 30 of its 66 town houses that have been added to the Town Center master plan. The two- and three-bedroom town houses with garages start at $2,650 a month. Residents will have full a JPMorgan Chase brings minority business lending program to DC area 02/11/2019 09:49am • WASHINGTON ��� JPMorgan Chase, which opened its first retail banking branch in D.C. last fall with a promise of $4 billion in regional home and small business lending, has expanded its Entrepreneurs of Color Fund to the area, with loans and business training for minority entrepreneurs in the region. Alexandria property tax assessments are coming: Residential up 2 percent 02/08/2019 10:12am • WASHINGTON ��� The Alexandria City Council will review 2019 property assessments next week, and most homeowners will see an increase. For 2019 assessments, 49 percent of single-family homes will see an increase, and 57 percent of condominium owners will see an increase. The average residential as Your Guide to Purchasing Rental Car Insurance 02/06/2019 07:00pm • The last thing tired travelers want to do after arriving in a new city is to stand at the car rental desk and negotiate auto rental insurance with the on-duty attendant. After all, a rental company's collision damage waiver, which protects against damage to the rental vehicle, can cost between $10 30 Hot New Hotels to Check Out in 2019 02/04/2019 07:00pm • With modern-day perks like private butlers and pick-your-own prices, these fabulous new hotels may be perfect for your next vacation.Are you planning your 2019 travels but don't know where to stay? Consider some new properties that boast luxurious and unusual amenities. From resorts set along the de 4 Strategies for Lowering Your Internet Bill 02/04/2019 07:00pm • For many people, high-speed home internet service is a significant monthly expense. Availability and price vary widely between locations, but many people pay as much as $100 or more a month for high-speed internet and $200 or more a month for a bundled internet, phone and television service. Further