Opening Of New Wegmans Draws 1,000+ In Germantown
Residents in Germantown have been awaiting the grand opening of a new Wegmans grocery store.
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Residents in Germantown have been awaiting the grand opening of a new Wegmans grocery store.
Walking and running through a tunnel for a great cause. Hundreds turned out for the fifth annual Fort McHenry 5K to benefit the Special Olympics.
The Kennedy Center is hosting a staged reading of a play to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala.
Washington County Public Schools are continuing a pay-for-performance program for teachers at five schools for a second year, even though the school system has adopted a new evaluation program.
A 48-year-old Maryland man who tried to help his nephew sneak across the Canadian border into New York has been convicted of smuggling an illegal alien across the U.S. border.
Montgomery County officials will be considering whether to change high school start times to give teens more time for sleep.
The director behind "The Blair Witch Project" says he is still negotiating with the owners of a vacant Maryland shopping mall to be the setting of his next horror film.
Bottles, cans, six-packs, cases, kegs.
Along a busy road in Calvert County, Md., a crop is being harvested that may surprise some: tobacco.
Ravens fans are tailgating before the first home game of the season. And we have tips on matching wine with fall food.
High pressure is promoting clear skies and light winds over the area early this morning.
The Prince George's County school system is giving principals more control over their school budgets to meet their students' needs.
Five bridges in the nation's capital, including the heavily traveled Frederick Douglass Bridge over the Anacostia River, are categorized by federal highway officials as both "fracture critical" and "structurally deficient," but District of Columbia officials say they've already fixed one and replaced another.
Kai Jackson spoke with Deborah Flateman, Tom Bonderenko and Danyell Winkey Smith and Tanya Harris.
Months after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed 150 years ago, the first unit of black Northern soldiers was organized as the 54th Massachusetts Regiment and went on to fight at Fort Wagner in South Carolina during the Civil War.
