The Private Security Camera Incentive Program offers rebates for exterior security cameras as part of Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Safer, Stronger DC initiative.
A Wilson High School student was stabbed Wednesday afternoon in front of the Sears Home Appliance Showroom. He suffered non-life-threatening injuries and is expected to recover.
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Wilson students cope with aftermath of gun incident, and one local woman embodies the spirit of human kindness in caring for her neighbor. Plus, do you have the answer to what “great weight” means? Here are some stories you might have missed this week.
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In the wake of yesterday’s news that a gun was discovered on the campus of Wilson High School, additional details are emerging about the incident as parents and students continue to question how the weapon made it through the school’s security.
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Wilson High School Principal Kimberly Martin informed the community that a gun was found on the school campus Tuesday. All students are safe, and the student in possession of the gun has been detained.
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As you get ready to celebrate, please keep an eye out for our littlest pedestrians and follow these safety tips from the Metropolitan Police Department to ensure they have a safe, fun evening.
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The Metropolitan Police Department has issued a call for assistance from the public in identifying a person of interest in a burglary that took place on September 23, 2015 in the 4100 block of Fessenden Street, NW at approximately 1:01 a.m.
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Tenleytown has more fun events than you can shake a stick at this week – a jazz jam, outdoor film, art tours, petting zoo, karaoke, pub trivia, author’s talk, and the list goes on. Here’s what should be on your calendar:
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Early Labor Day morning an attempted armed robbery took place in Tenleytown in front of the Cityline at Tenley condominiums. The incident appears related to two other robberies that occurred on Monday.
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Despite rising crime rates across Washington, D.C., overall crime in the Second Police District decreased in August, with declines in nearly all police service areas. Property crime in the greater Tenleytown area fell by 45% this month.
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