No appointments needed at Maryland mass vaccination sites
Maryland residents can now get vaccinated without an appointment at any of the state’s 13 mass vaccination sites, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday.
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Baltimore prosecutor’s office asks FCC to probe local TV station over ‘abhorrent’ coverage of her
The office of Marilyn Mosby, the top prosecutor in Baltimore, has requested the Federal Communications Commission look into a local TV station over concerns involving its reporting about her.
Black Lives Matter Plaza in D.C. to become permanent art installation: Mayor Bowser
Black Lives Matter Plaza near the White House in Washington will soon became a permanent art installation, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser stated this week, nearly a year since it first came to fruition.
Washingtonian magazine staffers refuse to publish after CEO’s ‘public threat’ to their jobs
Lee Carter attacks Terry McAuliffe over Amazon bid as Virginia Dems hold gubernatorial debate
‘Outsider businessman’ and ‘Trump in heels’: Virginia’s Republican convention proving chaotic
‘It’s just magical’: Brood X cicadas about to emerge by billions
D.C. police officer beaten during Capitol riot slams ‘disgraceful’ indifference from politicians
Pelosi refuses to denounce father’s complicity in racism
D.C. Council unanimously confirms Contee III as police chief
Robert J. Contee III, 48, is a 32-year veteran of the Metropolitan Police Department and he has been serving as the acting police chief since January.
‘Alarming rate’: Demoralized cops flee police departments in record numbers
Police officers nationwide are turning in their badges at record rates amid budget cuts, policy changes and anti-brutality protests.
Homicide jump a backdrop to D.C.’s crime prevention initiative
Homicides in the District of Columbia are up significantly over the same period last year, and after a bloody weekend of multiple shootings, including the wounding of a 7-year-old riding a scooter, city officials on Monday outlined plans to address the surge.
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Supreme Court won't take Maryland bump stock ban case
The Supreme Court is declining to take up a challenge to Maryland's ban on bump stocks and other devices that make guns fire faster.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott lifts outdoor mask mandate
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced Friday that the city will no longer require masks be worn outdoors.
Md. parents fundraise for alternative prom dances after local schools cancel events due to pandemic
Parents in Maryland are fundraising to throw their own prom celebrations after local high schools canceled the end-of-the-year dances because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
D.C. residents angry over plan to raze Hardy Park, build school
Residents of Foxhall Village in Northwest are embroiled in a heated debate over Hardy Park, which is being renovated at a cost of $5 million. City officials want to demolish part of it and build a $56 million school that will offer a more diverse student body for the Woodrow Wilson High feeder system.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan lifts outdoor mask mandate, outdoor dining rules
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced Wednesday that the state is no longer requiring masks to be worn outdoors, and all outdoor dining restrictions will end this weekend.
