John Domen

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Under a new bill proposed in Prince George’s County, retailers would have to make sure their shopping carts are easily identifiable and keep them from leaving the premises.

The Prince George’s County Council is considering a new proposal to crack down on excessive noise, aligning with Maryland laws.

About 30 Pepco workers who specialize in underground utility repairs have left a Northeast D.C. facility to help with damage from Hurricane Milton in Florida.

Officials said Verizon, one of the biggest cellphone carriers, would keep hanging up on 911 when someone is calling for help in D.C.

A virtual reality program at the University of Maryland is helping students identify life-threatening situations.

Part of the National Mall became a giant pickleball court

Efforts to turn District's embattled Office of Unified Communications around have revealed slow progress, but a perception remains that things are not as strong as they should be.

For years, D.C.’s Office of Unified Communications was overwhelmed when taking and responding to 911 calls. OUC Director Heather McGaffin says the agency is improving.

So far this year, police say there have been 19 reported cases of what are commonly known as “crimes of sextortion,” but the Maryland county also believes the true number is more than 30.