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Man arrested for series of alleged robberies
Ramon Gunn allegedly preyed on women working alone, robbing salons, spas and boutiques in Montgomery County.
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Unfinished business: A Capitol Heights neihborhood remains under construction
For dozens of Addison Glen townhouse residents in Capitol Heights, the dream of living in an appealing neighborhood has been shattered.
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U.S. Capitol bomb sting suspect waives rights during hearing
A Virginia man charged following a yearlong FBI sting with plotting to blow up a bomb inside the U.S. Capitol in a suicide operation waived his rights during a hearing Wednesday.
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Car falls on person in Prince George's County
Authorities report that a car fell from a jack and onto a person who was working underneath the vehicle.
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Babysitter, 16, attacked by intruder in Alexandria
A teen who was caring for two small children was attacked by an intruder at a home in Alexandria Monday night. Officers say the 16-year-old was saved by a cell phone.
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KFC crash survivor: 'An angel on his dashboard'
A day after a 29-year-old woman died when her car crashed into a Landover KFC, Everett Bollin, a Palmer Park resident, feels fortunate to be alive.
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WATCH: President Obama sings the blues
Some of the biggest names in music are impressed by President Obama’s singing skills. That’s after the commander in chief broke out in song at the White House’s Blues concert Tuesday night.
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Frederick County declares English as official language
Frederick County officials voted to make English its official language, making it the first county in Maryland to do so.
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Manassas pet food pantry helps owners with cost
You've heard of food pantries for those struggling to make ends meet. Now there's a pet pantry providing for a new group of clients in the wake of the economic downturn.
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Virginia Senate passes gay adoption discrimination
A last minute effort to soften legislation concerning gay adoption in Virginia failed Wednesday.
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Jurors deciding George Huguely's fate
Jury deliberations are underway in the murder trial of University of Virginia lacrosse player George Huguely.
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Two shot at central Virginia Wal-Mart distribution center
Two people have been shot at a Wal-Mart distribution center in Dinwiddie County, about 24 miles south of Richmond.
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Obama speaks at black history museum's groundbreaking
A new national museum telling the history of black life, art, and culture will soon begin taking shape as the 19th museum in the Smithsonian Institution to explore stories that have sometimes been left out on the National Mall.
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Metro dinged for $43,000 worth of traffic fines
7 On Your Side has obtained hundreds of camera tickets issued to Metro buses in 2010 and 2011. It’s more than $43,000 in fines for things like a bus blatantly running a red light.
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Metro wants input in Silver Line station name game
After months of back and forth and proposals on what to call the new stations on Metro's Silver Line, WMATA is asking riders to weigh in before it officially gives them names.
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The dangers of concussions and young people
Isaac Levine should be out on the ice at the Cabin John Ice Rink with his teammates and in school with his classmates. Instead, concussions have knocked him out of hockey and out of a normal school schedule.
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2010 S. Capitol Street murders stem from cheap bracelet
The trial of five men accused of a series of shootings in Washington in 2010 that allegedly began over a bracelet and left five people dead is scheduled to begin.
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Maryland senate panel voted in favor of same-sex marriage
Efforts to legalize same-sex marriage in Maryland passed a major hurdle Tuesday when a key Senate panel voted in favor of gay marriage.
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