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Call Your Mother adds dinner menu in North Bethesda 03/03/2022 09:23am • D.C.’s popular deli and bagel shop Call Your Mother is adding dinner to one of its menus for the first time. The self professed "Jew-ish" deli has added it to its Pike & Rose location in North Bethesda, proclaiming now you can "fulfill your dreams of having Call You Mother for every meal o Gun dealers oppose Md. speaker's bill to require theft deterrents 03/03/2022 06:18am • This content was republished with permission from WTOP’s news partners at Maryland Matters. Sign up for Maryland Matters’ free email subscription today. Gun advocates blasted firearm safety legislation on Wednesday, saying it seeks to criminalize and penalize licensed firearms dealers. Spo Boom in luxury retail despite decrease in downtown DC foot traffic 03/02/2022 04:53am • More than two years after the pandemic turned downtown D.C. into a ghost town, businesses that rely on foot traffic are still feeling the effects — except those in the business of luxury. Ted Rossman, senior analyst at Bankrate, said that it’s “good times right now for luxury retailers.” DC-area business owners want customers to be 'comfortable' now that masks are optional 03/02/2022 01:42am • Just as schools are working to make students and staff comfortable with the shift to going mask-optional, businesses across the D.C. region are also trying to accommodate customers and staff. For Kathleen Donahue, owner of Labyrinth Games and Puzzles on Capitol Hill, the decision to ask patrons New study details health benefits for moms who breastfeed 03/01/2022 02:50pm • New research finds that breastfeeding provides even more health benefits to mothers, and the study has a Northern Virginia OB-GYN using words like "exciting" and "thrilled." Women who breastfed at some time in their lives are 14% less likely to develop coronary heart disease, 12% less likely to s Baltimore man gets 41 years for killing, dismembering daughter 03/01/2022 10:21am • BALTIMORE (AP) — A 68-year-old man was sentenced Monday to 41 years for the murder of his daughter, whose dismembered remains were left at a dumpster. Malik Samartaney, previously known as Lawrence Banks, was convicted in October of second-degree murder and unauthorized disposal of a body in th Glover Park Whole Foods finally reopens; just walk out 02/28/2022 09:15am • The Whole Foods Market store in Northwest D.C.’s Glover Park neighborhood reopened Feb. 23, almost five years after it temporarily closed. The Glover Park store is also one of the first Whole Foods in the country with cashier-less payment technology. More Business News More D.C. N Head of suspected 'shopping cart killer' investigation optimistic, seeks more evidence and witnesses 02/25/2022 09:16am • Police in Fairfax County, Virginia, are willing to be patient as they attempt to build cases against the suspect they've dubbed the "shopping cart killer." "Anthony Eugene Robinson is in custody. He's not in the community, on the streets," said Maj. Ed O'Carroll, head of the Fairfax County Police Charges uncertain for 1 of 2 Fairfax Co. victims of suspected 'shopping cart killer' 02/24/2022 06:50pm • Fairfax County, Virginia, police and prosecutors have yet to uncover evidence that would allow them to charge serial killer suspect Anthony Eugene Robinson in the death of 48-year-old Stephanie Harrison of Redding, California, sources told WTOP. However, murder charges will soon be filed in the d Maryland investigators seize 'enough fentanyl to kill millions' 02/24/2022 05:29am • Five Maryland men face charges after investigators busted what they said was a major drug operation. Dwayne Booze, 48, of Baltimore, along with several members of his family, is accused of distributing cocaine, heroin and marijuana and "enough fentanyl to kill millions of Marylanders,” accordin 1 dies, 2 badly hurt in crash that closed Alexandria's Duke Street for 8 hours 02/23/2022 01:21pm • One person died and two others were badly hurt in a five-vehicle crash that closed a section of Duke Street in Alexandria, Virginia, for more than eight hours in the overnight hours. The Alexandria police tweeted at 8:30 a.m. that Duke Street had reopened between Quaker Lane and Roth Street, near Maryland high school team makes an essential skill easier for workers with disabilities 02/23/2022 04:34am • Twisting a twist tie or peeling off a sticker is a challenge that can stop some people with disabilities from earning a living they can be proud of. But a group of high school students in Montgomery County, Maryland, is trying to solve that problem for a Northern Virginia ice cream shop that emp Police ID worker stabbed to death at Lakeforest Mall 02/22/2022 02:03pm • The worker who was stabbed to death at the Lakeforest Mall in Gaithersburg, Maryland, Monday has been identified. Montgomery County police said Tuesday Jose Alexander Maldonado, 23, of Gaithersburg, was stabbed at about 11 a.m. Monday near the food court. He died later at a hospital. Police sa Chris Michael kicks off magical mentalist residency at Georgetown's Graham Hotel 02/21/2022 04:44am • You can call him a magician if you want, but the better title is mind-bending showman. This week, Chris Michael begins a roughly yearlong residency in the nation's capital at The Graham Hotel in Georgetown, every Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. Starting Feb. 22, Chris Michael begins a roughl Man dies in crash with Stafford Co. sheriff’s deputy 02/20/2022 02:39pm • A man was killed in a crash with a Stafford County, Virginia, Sheriff’s Office car Saturday night, the sheriff’s office said Sunday. The sheriff’s office said in a statement that Enrique Rodriguez Guevara, 24, of Stafford, was killed in the crash, which happened at about 8:30 p.m. on Garris