Andrea Noble

D.C. fire department shirts left hanging

A new uniform policy for the D.C. fire department would have allowed the agency to make use of nearly $70,000 worth of polo-style shirts that have gone unused since they were ordered in October 2010, officials said. Published April 12, 2012

D.C. man arrested in fatal shooting at Northeast apartment

A Northeast man has been charged with second-degree murder after police said he shot an acquaintance six times while apparently high on PCP. Published April 12, 2012

P.G. police investigate another officer-involved shooting

Police are investigating a second officer-involved shooting in Prince George's County this week after an incident early Thursday morning. Published April 12, 2012

P.G. police shooting may have been accidental

A police-involved shooting that spawned an internal investigation after video evidence contradicted a version of events given by the officer might have been accidental, Prince George's County police said. Published April 11, 2012

Man faces charges after gun accident kills P.G. boy

A 20-year-old man is facing charges in connection with the death of a 6-year-old boy who on Monday fatally shot himself after discovering the gun inside a child's Spider-Man backpack, police said Tuesday. Published April 10, 2012

P.G. officer fatally shoots armed man

A Prince George's County police officer fatally shot a man during a struggle after first unsuccessfully trying to use a Taser to subdue the man in Landover on Monday night. Published April 10, 2012

6-year-old dies after accidentally shooting himself

A 6-year-old boy has died after he accidentally shot himself Monday afternoon, Prince George's County police said. Published April 9, 2012

MoCo officer commits suicide after being stopped for DUI

A Montgomery County police officer who had been on administrative leave from his job for a year fatally shot himself after a Maryland state trooper pulled him over for apparently driving under the influence. Published April 9, 2012

Easter worshippers celebrate a chorus of ‘Alleluia’

It was a deceivingly simple question. "What does 'Alleluia' mean?" Published April 8, 2012

P.G. woman found dead in her apartment

Police in Prince George's County are investigating the slaying of a woman in her District Heights home. Published April 6, 2012

D.C. infant’s death ruled a homicide

The death of a newborn girl, who died after being abandoned in freezing temperatures on the steps of a Northeast home in January, has been ruled a homicide, according to the District's medical examiner. Published April 6, 2012

P.G. police investigate death after fight last month

A Greenbelt man's death last month in the hours after he was involved in a fight is now being investigated as a homicide, Prince George's County police said Thursday. Published April 5, 2012

17-year-old convicted in P.G. toddler’s shooting

A 17-year-old Fort Washington teenager was convicted Wednesday of a shooting that severely injured a toddler who was struck in the face by a bullet while in his mother's arms. Published April 4, 2012

UMd. student accused of shooting threats faces more charges

A student at the University of Maryland, College Park who in March was hospitalized after campus police said he threatened in online messages to go on a shooting rampage is now facing additional charges from the incident. Published April 4, 2012

No big shakeup on D.C. Council

Modest numbers of voters hit the polls throughout the District on Tuesday with the potential for altering the makeup of the beleaguered D.C. Council and decide who will carry their political party's flag into the general election in November. Published April 3, 2012

Voters trickle to polls for D.C. primary races

Modest numbers of voters hit the polls throughout the District on Tuesday to potentially alter the make-up of the beleaguered D.C. Council and decide who will carry their political party's flag into the general election in November. Published April 3, 2012

Thompson’s donor tentacles reach into Maryland

A prolific campaign donor under federal investigation for contributions in D.C. elections is also linked to a quarter-million dollars given to Maryland politicians, including Gov. Martin O'Malley, two likely Democratic candidates for governor in 2014 and two prominent county executives over the past 13 years. Published April 2, 2012