Two Brothers from D.C. Indicted for Fentanyl and Cocaine Distribution Linked to Fatal Overdoses
Two brothers from Washington, D.C., are facing charges for a drug operation linked to two deaths due to narcotics distribution, with a recent second superseding indictment against Jevaughn Mark involving fentanyl and cocaine distribution.
DC Water's Study Turns Rock Creek a Vibrant Green in Washington, DC, Public Assured of Non-Toxic, Biodegradable Dye Usage
DC Water's test turned Rock Creek neon green to enhance water quality as part of the Clean Rivers Project. The non-toxic dye helps locate outfalls and is environmentally safe.
Arlington Transit Announces Fare Hike and Route Adjustments Starting July 1
Arlington Transit announces a fare increase from $2 to $2.25 and changes to routes, including the discontinuation of three routes and the introduction of a new one, effective July 1.
President Biden Extends National Emergency Concerning Belarus, Maintaining Sanctions Amid Human Rights Concerns
President Biden extends the national emergency with Belarus, maintaining sanctions due to the continuous threat to U.S. national security and foreign policy from the Belarusian government's actions.












