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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 1 dead, 3 injured in separate shootings in Prince George's Co. 02/18/2022 10:30pm • A man is dead and three others are injured following two separate shootings in Prince George's County, Maryland, Friday night. The first shooting happened just before 5:30 p.m. outside of an apartment building on 28th Avenue near the Marlow Heights Shopping Center in Temple Hills. Prince Georg Ice Yards returns to Navy Yard with polar plunge, frozen drinks, snowboard simulator 02/17/2022 11:02am • The Yards is an exciting waterfront spot to live, dine and shop in Southeast D.C. The eighth annual Ice Yards returns to Yards Park on Feb. 26 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. "This is our annual winter-themed event … to bring people down to get to enjoy The Yards and Yards Park in the cold months DC Council calls special session on vaccine mandate 02/16/2022 01:32pm • The D.C. Council is scheduled to hold a special session Friday to debate and vote on a bill that would reinstate the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for businesses in the District. News of the council's special session comes a day after Mayor Muriel Bowser's requirement that District businesses check th DC’s Seoulspice brings Korritos to Rosslyn 02/16/2022 09:43am • Fast-casual Korean restaurant Seoulspice, which opened its first location in D.C.’s NoMa neighborhood in 2016 and has expanded to five locations since, will open a sixth in Rosslyn on Feb. 23, its first store in Northern Virginia. Seoulspice’s menu is from owner Eric Shin, who bases his dishe DC Council member drafts emergency bill to reinstate vaccine check after Bowser lifts it 02/15/2022 03:19pm • Ward 1 D.C. Council member Brianne Nadeau said Tuesday that she has drafted an emergency bill to reinstate the requirement that District businesses check the vaccine status of patrons, one day after D.C. Muriel Bowser lifted it. She also said she plans to ask Council Chairman Phil Mendelson for a DC businesses won't need to check for proof of vaccine; mask requirements getting dialed back 02/14/2022 06:17pm • D.C. is lifting its requirement that city businesses check patrons for proof of vaccination against COVID-19 starting Tuesday, Mayor Muriel Bowser said. Businesses can choose to keep vaccination requirements in place. "We are in a much better place now," Bowser said during a Monday briefing. Valentine's Day is here, and so are romance scams — WTOP asks experts about dodging red flags 02/13/2022 12:20pm • Valentine's Day may be a time for chocolates and sweethearts to some, but scammers are looking for much more than dates with a significant other this year. For years — no, really — reporters at WTOP and organizations such as the FBI have spent the hours before Valentine's Day warning listener Prince William Co. police say 'suspicious device' not threat after evacuating Potomac Mills Mall 02/12/2022 10:40pm • Potomac Mills Mall in Woodbridge, Virginia, was evacuated just before its scheduled closing time as county police investigated a suspicious device left in the area. Residents of Prince William County were asked to avoid the area, and police noted an increased presence around the shopping center. Tips for getting Valentine's Day flowers for less 02/11/2022 02:58pm • The countdown clock to Valentine's Day is ticking, and thinking outside the box can save money on floral arrangements — a D.C.-based consumers' group has tips. "You wouldn't necessarily think to go flower shopping at a hardware store," said Jamie Lettis of Checkbook.org. "Many of our local h John Riggins feels 'completely disenfranchised' by Commanders' rebrand 02/11/2022 12:35pm • Riggins feels 'completely disenfranchised' by Commanders' rebrand originally appeared on NBC Sports WashingtonDuring the 90-year history of Washington's NFL franchise, few players have meant more or accomplished more with the organization than John Riggins. The Hall-of-Fame running ba Lidl comes to Columbia Heights, its 2nd planned DC store 02/09/2022 11:47am • Discount grocer Lidl will open a store at D.C.’s big DC USA shopping complex in Columbia Heights, its first store in Northwest D.C. It will be Lidl’s second store in the District. One on Good Hope Road Southeast will be part of the redeveloped Skyland Town Center in Ward 7. That location is e Kennedy Center hosts '50 Years of Broadway' celebration with star-studded Tony lineup 02/09/2022 10:47am •   They say the neon lights are bright on Broadway. There's always magic in the air. Combine that with the prestige of the nation's capital, and it's a truly unique experience of the arts. Time to celebrate "50 Years of Broadway at the Kennedy Center" this Friday and Saturday. "W Aldi on track to be nation’s third-largest grocery store chain 02/09/2022 09:43am • Discount grocer Aldi, with about 20 stores in the D.C. region and at least four more openings announced for this year, is on track to become the nation’s third-largest grocery store chain, behind Kroger and Walmart. The German company said it will open 150 new stores across the U.S. this year, Montgomery Mall movie theaters will reopen under AMC brand 02/08/2022 10:10am • AMC Theatres has reached a lease agreement with Westfield Montgomery Mall owner Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield to reopen the Bethesda, Maryland, shopping center’s cineplex. The ArcLight Cinemas at Montgomery Mall permanently closed last spring. It will reopen sometime in March as AMC Montgomery 16 a