Teta Alim
Latest
-
DC area may avoid major Florence rainfall; Carolinas will ‘get hammered’
After it makes landfall in the Carolinas on Thursday, Hurricane Florence will bring what one forecaster called “potentially catastrophic” rainfall totals. But around D.C., forecasts see only an inch or two of rain through Tuesday — far less than what had been forecast. Here’s the latest.
2 weeks ago -
Area closures, postponed events announced ahead of Florence’s landfall
With Hurricane Florence expected to make landfall just before the weekend, a number of D.C.-area events and sites are making changes to their planned schedules ahead of expected severe weather.
2 weeks ago -
Looking for a new favorite song? Check these out from DC-area artists
Need to hear frenzied, searing punk or galactic-cool, experimental soul? Look no further than the DMV. Here’s the latest from musicians with D.C.-area roots. Tune in.
4 weeks ago -
Police: Man stabbed, killed in Northeast DC
Around 4:35 a.m. Saturday, D.C. police said officers responded to a report of an unconscious person on Rhode Island Avenue in Northeast.
1 month ago -
Road closures, detours for 10-mile Annapolis race
Drivers in Annapolis, Maryland, are asked to be aware of road closures and detours in place Sunday morning for a 10-mile run in the city.
1 month ago -
Over 124K drivers ticketed from work zone speed cams on Beltway in first year
Thousands of drivers zooming through the Suitland Road Bridge work zone area on the Capital Beltway in Prince George’s County, Maryland, are getting caught by the speed cameras in place since last year.
1 month ago -
Repair work, lane closures on GW Parkway started Monday
The National Park Service is warning D.C.-area drivers of work on the George Washington Parkway that will reduce lanes and probably spark delays starting Monday.
2 months ago -
Don’t forget to lock up: Vehicle security especially important during summer
John Townsend, with AAA Mid-Atlantic, wants to remind car owners to protect their rides, especially when auto thefts increase during the summer months.
2 months ago -
Student loan debt, wealth divide are harming millennials’ homeownership dreams
For many millennials in the D.C. area, there are a number of barriers holding back their homebuying process, such as student loan debt, inability to make the down payment, and overall affordability issues in an increasingly expensive housing market.
2 months ago -
‘Money is on our minds’: Millennials attempt to stay afloat amid student loan debt
As college-educated, millennial workers flock to the D.C. area for job opportunities and higher salaries, they’re also hauling around a noticeable amount of student loan debt.
2 months ago -
What psychological issues can arise for rescued Thai soccer team
As the 12 boys and their soccer coach are evaluated after being trapped in a flooded cave in Thailand for over two weeks, one expert stresses the importance of also screening their mental health.
2 months ago -
Police identify Fairfax Co. man as suspect in I-66 crash
Victor Ebai, 28, of Springfield, Virginia, is wanted for a hit-and-run crash on Interstate 66 near the Key Bridge early Sunday.
2 months ago -
Md. Gov. Hogan, Trump react to Capital Gazette shooting in Annapolis
After a fatal shooting gripped the Capital Gazette office in Annapolis, Maryland, Gov. Larry Hogan, President Trump and other officials took to social media to respond Thursday afternoon.
3 months ago -
Md. candidate for governor endorses Rushern Baker after dropping out of race
Valerie Ervin made her endorsement Wednesday morning in Langley Park, Maryland, with the Prince George’s County executive standing with her.
3 months ago -
Flood immerses roads, cars as heavy rains soak Md.’s Frederick Co.
“We could be looking at some more flooding problems between now and the end of the workweek,” said Storm Team 4 meteorologist Matt Ritter. “We could be looking at an additional 4 to 6 inches of rainfall between now and the start of the weekend.”
4 months ago
