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Traffic on I-270 in Montgomery County was at a standstill after a vehicle caught fire early Thursday morning
Katerina Manoff is the CEO and founder of ENGin
a non-profit that utilizes English-speaking volunteers from the DMV area to connect with English learners from other countries
Some enterprising students in Frederick are making art a focal point for social change
A nonprofit group said it is offering free Lyft rides on May 5 for Cinco de Mayo
A University Park man was indicted by a federal grand jury on multiple child exploitation charges
including producing and distributing child sexual abuse material (CSAM)
Mayor Muriel Bowser said she plans to repeal Initiative 82 (I-82) under her proposed 2026 budget
reverting the District to its previous tipped minimum wage policy
President Donald Trump announced Monday afternoon that the 2027 NFL draft will be held in Washington
Three flights headed to Reagan National Airport (DCA) were redirected Sunday morning as a police helicopter conducted an “urgent mission” in the airspace
according to the Federal Aviation Administration
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Detectives with the Fairfax County Police Department in Virginia said they thought the same person burglarized five businesses in the Hybla Valley area
using a rock to break the glass of the front doors in order to get into the businesses
Meteorologist Jackie Layer has your Monday morning forecast update for the DMV
Traffic on Interstate 495 was significantly delayed Monday morning after a driver ran into traffic while running from police and died in Prince George's County
A Clarksburg house fire that resulted in over $110,000 in damages is being investigated as arson
according to the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service
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One man is behind bars and another is on the run after a Maryland driver was shot and crashed into a townhouse earlier this week
Jorden Hungerford (left) and Demari Howard Brown
Demari Howard Brown, 20, of Montgomery Village, was arrested Thursday, May 1 by the US Marshals Fugitive Task Force, <a href="https://dailyvoice.com/md/clarksburg/clarksburg-man-shot-before-crashing-into-townhouse-police-say/">days after Henry Krishawn Gilbert</a>
was found shot behind the wheel of a wrecked car on Brookridge Court
Gilbert’s car slammed into a townhouse just before 6 p.m
The Montgomery Village resident was rushed to the hospital
Detectives have also identified Jorden Nylen Hungerford
He remains at large and is wanted for first-degree murder and armed robbery
“Based on evidence linking Brown and Hungerford to the death of Gilbert
detectives requested and obtained an arrest warrant… charging both suspects with first-degree murder and armed robbery,” Montgomery County Police said Friday
Brown is being held at the Montgomery County Central Processing Unit
Anyone with information regarding Hungerford's whereabouts can contact investigators by calling (301) 279-8000
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CLARKSBURG, W.Va. &#8212; An Easter Sunday pursuit in Clarksburg resulted in the arrest of a convicted felon after suspicious activity was reported near a storage facility.
Deputies with the Harrison County Sheriff&#8217;s Department observed the activity on Simpson Street, and when they attempted to make contact with the suspect, he fled on a motorcycle.
The suspect, identified as Isaiah Hunter Thompson, fled at a high rate of speed while trying to evade police by riding through a residential yard. Thompson ditched the motorcycle and was captured after a failed attempt to flee on foot.
Thompson was found to be armed with a handgun and wearing a ski mask under his helmet. Thompson was also found with a satchel that contained approximately 256.7 grams of suspected methamphetamine and 69.4 grams of suspected fentanyl.
He is a convicted felon with a prior felony conviction for possession with intent to deliver in April of 2021.
Thompson has been charged with fleeing with reckless indifference, being a felon in possession of a firearm, and possession with intent to deliver methamphetamine and fentanyl.
“Harrison County law enforcement remains committed to keeping our streets safe from dangerous drivers and violent offenders. Fleeing from law enforcement creates unnecessary and unacceptable risks to our community — risks to children, families, and anyone who happens to be nearby,&#8221; Sheriff Robert Matheny II said.
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$1.85 million Erie County Investment Rehabilitates 100-year-old Bridge in Eden Over the&nbsp;
South Branch of Eighteen Mile Creek; Project is Substantially Complete and Open to Traffic &nbsp;
NY— The Erie County Department of Public Works’ Highways Division has announced the substantial completion of the Clarksburg Road bridge over the South Branch of Eighteen Mile Creek in Eden
This historic bridge was struck in the truss’s northeast corner by a propane truck on October 15
causing major damage to the bridge.&nbsp;The bridge was immediately closed to all traffic
including the complete removal of the bridge and replacement with a more modern steel bridge.&nbsp; The selected alternative was to rehabilitate the existing bridge
replacing damaged components with those that matched the original construction to the best extent possible
thereby maintaining the historic appearance of the bridge.&nbsp; The work included both repairs to those areas damaged by the truck impact
as well as to those which were otherwise deteriorating and in need of repairs
Bids for the work were opened in August 2023
Work began in Spring 2024 and the bridge was re-opened to traffic in December 2024
Crews will be completing minor site work and related paving at the bridge this Spring
“Bridges are a critical but very expensive part of our infrastructure
and our Erie County weather ensures that they need a lot of maintenance,” said Commissioner of Public Works Bill Geary
“The Clarksburg bridge is a relatively small but still important span in Eden
and this investment will give it many more years of useful life.”
The bridge will remain posted for fifteen tons and restricted to a single lane of traffic
matching its original historic characteristics.&nbsp;
On the Erie County Department of Public Works, visit <a href="https://www3.erie.gov/dpw/">https://www3.erie.gov/dpw/</a>&nbsp;
Erie County Executive Addresses Capacity Crowd at SUNY Erie North Gleasner Auditorium
Former Buffalo Employment and Training Center Modernizes
Rebrands and Re-Opens as Downtown Career Center&nbsp;
Officials Break Ground on First of Five Affordable Single-family Homes in Cheektowaga&nbsp;
Erie County has Invested $20 million in Affordable Housing Since 2023&nbsp;
Half of the former Westwood CC course will be transformed into a public
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CLARKSBURG, W.Va. &#8212; Clarksburg police arrested a soggy assault suspect after a foot pursuit of more than 30 minutes.
On April 18, officers were dispatched to a location on Coleman Avenue on a report of a suspicious person looking into vehicles and spoke to Danny Payne, 47. Payne told police he was looking for his friend and began to walk in the direction of Adamston.
A short time later, police observed Payne walk into a parking lot on West Pike Street where an assault had taken place earlier.
The victim of the assault identified his attacker as Payne and said he hit him in the head with a 19-inch steel pipe.
Police said the victim has a knot and an open wound to the head.
Payne then fled on foot from the scene into the woods and into the river before being captured along River Road near Comfort Court.
Payne has been charged with malicious assault and is being held in North Central Regional Jail on a $10,000 bond.
It was a frigid Friday morning&mdash;snow and ice still on the ground from the county's most recent snowstorm
But the Clarksburg High School gymnasium was heating up and the excitement was palpable when former Washington Commanders took the floor
Principal Anita O&rsquo;Neill and Student Member of the Board of Education Praneel Suvarna opened the celebration
welcoming Commanders legends&mdash;linebacker Rocky McIntosh and wide receiver Joshua Morgan.&nbsp;
The pep rally not only welcomed the Commanders
but also celebrated the Clarksburg Lady Coyotes&rsquo; flag football team
which won the state championship in November
This was the inaugural season for flag football in MCPS.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The gym was full of energy and playoff spirit for fans eager to see the Commanders return to the NFC Championship game for the first time in more than 30 years
Students and staff showed off their dance moves in a contest with the Command Force dance team and mascot
They had an opportunity to test their football knowledge with a trivia game and pick up Commanders swag.&nbsp;
Also celebrating the Commanders and the Coyotes were members of the Board of Education and Superintendent Dr
Clarksburg&rsquo;s athletic director and Dan Levy
director of youth football for the Washington Commanders
Congratulations to the Lady Coyotes on their Girls Flag Football State Championship win
And to the Washington Commanders - let&rsquo;s bring home the WIN
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