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John Johnson, 91, missing Silver Spring man, located
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John Johnson, a 91-year-old man reported missing in Silver Spring, has been located, police say.
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President Obama in Asia: Makes historic visits to Cambodia, Myanmar
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Making history twice within hours, President Barack Obama on Monday became the first U.S. president to set foot in Cambodia, a country once known for its Khmer Rouge "killing fields." He left behind flag-waving crowds on the streets of Myanmar, the once internationally shunned nation now showing democratic promise.
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Fiscal cliff: Obama meets with congressional leaders
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Congressional leaders from both parties voiced fresh optimism Friday after meeting with newly re-elected President Barack Obama about avoiding year-end "fiscal cliff" tax increases and spending cuts that would hammer the middle class and risk plunging the economy into recession.
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Thanksgiving on a budget, Beltway Bargain Mom’s coupon tips
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Having a tough time weeding through all those coupons? D.C.’s queen of couponing shows us how to do it right and save big on that Turkey Day meal.
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Beltsville office space makes work enjoyable
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As much as some of us love our jobs, we’ve all had days when we would rather stay in bed instead of heading to work. But the founder of a local company wanted to create a space where people would have more to enjoy than the standard break room.
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Two killed in fire at Fort Lee Army post
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Two people were found dead after a fire in the residential area of Fort Lee Army post early Monday morning.
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D.C. schools slated for closure won grants
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Half of the District of Columbia public schools slated to close were recently awarded grants for their creative plans to improve test scores with funds totaling more than $1 million.
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Metro's bed bug infestation at D.C. headquarters
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Metro is working to exterminate bed bugs that have been discovered at its headquarters in downtown Washington.
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Paula Broadwell: Devastated by Petraeus affair fallout
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Paula Broadwell, whose extramarital affair with CIA chief David Petraeus led to his resignation, is telling friends she is devastated by the fallout.
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Va. lane closures lifted for Thanksgiving travelers
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The Virginia Department of Transportation is making it easier for Thanksgiving travelers to reach their destinations.
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Maryland nears decision on move to Big Ten
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The University of Maryland's decision to stay in the Atlantic Coast Conference or join the Big Ten comes down to tradition versus money.
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Robert Griffin III throws 4 TD passes; Redskins beat Eagles 31-6
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Robert Griffin III threw four touchdown passes Sunday, and the Washington Redskins broke a three-game losing streak with a 31-6 win over the skidding Philadelphia Eagles.
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'The Nation's Gun Show' kicks off this weekend
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Gun sales are soaring in the wake of President Barack Obama's re-election. Some people fear their second amendment rights are in jeopardy.
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Dulles marks 50th anniversary
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It was 50 years ago Saturday that then-President Kennedy dedicated Washington Dulles International Airport in what was then the far outskirts of northern Virginia.
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Capital Beltway Express Lanes set to open Saturday
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The Capital Beltway Express Lanes will open Saturday on a 14-mile stretch of the Beltway in northern Virginia.
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Nomophobia: Survey finds 74 percent would panic over losing phone
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Many people - of all ages - have become addicted to their cell phones, especially smartphones. A California treatment center is offering counseling for what's been dubbed Nomophobia. As in no-mobile-phobia.
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D.C. bar's online ad raises controversy
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An online ad posted by a D.C. bar has led to controversy. Was it an innocent ad aimed at celebrating Thanksgiving - or a racially insensitive message? Watch ABC7's Hatzel Vela's report, look at the ad, and judge for yourself.
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Two Prince George's County Police officers suspended over video
Police Chief Mark Magaw suspended the officers after they made a video that was a spoof called “driving while black.” It was made by two African American officers.
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