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The National Archives Building, home of the United States’ founding documents and federal records, has been designated a National Historic Landmark. The building located on Constitution Avenue near the National Mall in Washington D.C. received the status on Tuesday, nearly 50 years after it was registered on the National Register of Historic Places, according to a release from the National Archives. “It is such an honor to receive the National Historic Landmark designation for the National Archives Building,” Archivist of the United States Dr. Colleen Shogan said in a release. “It is a well-deserved distinction for this extraordinary building that…
Three teens were arrested after police say they tackled a 72-year-old woman to the ground and stole her car in Bethesda, Maryland, overnight Tuesday. The woman was walking to her car, a 2023 Honda Fit, before 1 a.m. in the 7700 block of Woodmont Avenue in downtown Bethesda, when two suspects tackled her, Montgomery County police said. Once the suspects got her keys and personal property, they drove off in her car, police said. Officers later found the car at the intersection of Georgia Avenue and Seminary Road. They pulled the car over and arrested three suspects, including 18-year-old Joseph…
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said Wednesday that he believes a new lease agreement with the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards is “imminent,” as an end-of-the year deadline approaches. Moore spoke to reporters after a meeting of the state’s Board of Public Works, which would need to approve a final deal. The governor spoke about the negotiations after his administration announced Friday that it would address concerns expressed by the state Senate president about a proposed agreement. “We’ve been working all throughout the weekend and the week with all the partners, and we feel very confident that a deal is imminent,”…
FBI investigators are planning to exhume the body of a young woman whose unsolved 1969 killing has been a source of widespread speculation, especially since Netflix’s documentary series “The Keepers” examined the slaying of a Baltimore nun that unfolded days earlier under eerily similar circumstances. Joyce Malecki went Christmas shopping in November 1969 at a suburban mall outside Baltimore and never came home. Her body was found on a nearby military base days later and an autopsy determined she had been strangled. An advocate for the Malecki family confirmed Tuesday that the exhumation was tentatively planned for Thursday. The case…
The Prince William County Board of Supervisors approved a massive data center complex near Gainesville Wednesday after a public hearing that went on for more than 24 hours. The board’s session to approve rezoning of three areas to make up the Digital Gateway began at 10 a.m. Tuesday and continued into Wednesday afternoon. Hundreds of people signed up to speak in person and virtually at the hearing. Supporters say the project could generate millions in tax revenue that could go toward schools. Opponents argued large data center buildings will damage the environment, cause noise problems and ruin the history of…
A Salvadoran family says they’re living a nightmare after their 10-year-old daughter was allegedly sexually assaulted by a 19-year-old woman who the family says continues to threaten them. The abuse took place in the victim’s home in Alexandria, Virginia. Her mother told News4’s sister station, Telemundo 44, in Spanish that it started when she opened up her home to a family who had recently moved to the United States. “I helped them because a relative of my husband and daughters had removed them from their property,” she said. “I felt for them.” The mother said she trusted her new roommates…
A Maryland man is accused of following a woman from MGM National Harbor to her home in Fairfax County, Virginia, and then assaulting her and trying to break into her home, police say. Fairfax County police said 29-year-old Antiero Ebai Menyoli went up to a woman in a parking lot as she left the casino in Oxon Hill on Dec. 8. They briefly talked before the woman got in her car and drove home, police said. Then, while she was driving, she noticed a car that had one headlight that was brighter than the other appeared to be following her.…
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y.—The two people killed when their luxury car crashed into a border checkpoint in Niagara Falls and exploded in a fiery wreck were identified Friday as a western New York husband and wife whose family owns a lumber business and several hardware stores in the Buffalo area. The investigation into what caused the 2022 Bentley Flying Spur to race through an intersection, hit a low median and become airborne Wednesday continued, with investigators looking at whether medical or mechanical issues may have contributed, Niagara Falls Police Chief John Faso told local media. The car slammed into a row…
A former aide to Andrew Cuomo, the former governor of New York, has filed an Adult Survivors Act lawsuit against him, accusing Mr. Cuomo of “continuous sexual harassment” during her employment. Brittany Commisso filed the lawsuit against Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, in Albany County Supreme Court on Nov. 22. In her filing, Ms. Commisso alleged that she was subjected to “pervasive abusive conduct” and “continuous sexual harassment” by Mr. Cuomo while she worked as his executive assistant in the New York State Executive Chamber from December 2019 to August 2021. Mr. Cuomo’s alleged sexual harassment toward Ms. Commisso included “unwelcome…
The Middletown City Council on Nov. 21 passed a $47.5 million budget for next year, reflecting a $2 million increase from the current year. The budgeted property tax levy, when compared to this year, increases by about $1 million to $23 million, the maximum amount allowed under the state tax cap. Each year, the New York state comptroller’s office calculates property tax caps for municipalities based on factors enumerated in state law; for Middletown, the cap is set at $23 million for 2024. After property taxes, which cover nearly half of the city’s expenses, sales tax is the second-largest revenue…