Families displaced after an explosion destroyed the Potomac Oaks Condominium have struggled to find affordable housing.

The thundering sound occurred shortly after 10:30 p.m., according to reports on Twitter.

Federal investigators have discovered part of the cause of a 2016 explosion that killed seven people and injured dozens more.

Police also found that one person who was on their list of missing people is alive. He was not in the building at the time of the fire.

Officials have taken dozens of people to hospitals, and nearly one hundred residents are displaced from the Flower Branch Apartments.

The rocket was unmanned.

Prince George’s County emergency crews responded to the Chemistry Building at the University of Maryland this afternoon after an explosion injured two female students.

Our resident astronomy expert is out for the week, so you’ll have to depend on the government for the technical explanation of what this huge explosion on the sun actually means. (It involves a Solar Radiation Storm and CME-driven shock, both of which sound, uh, kind of terrifying.)

ARLnow.com reports that a white BMW exploded in the Penrose neighborhood of Arlington around 8:15 a.m. this morning. The vehicle was parked around several homes, but as ARLnow points out, there are a pair of large apartment high-rises and the headquarters for the Department of Defense’s Defense Information Systems Agency is only a couple of blocks away from the explosion site. Police reportedly have a “person of interest” in custody; a search for additional explosives…

Spring Valley is one of the city’s most striking neighborhoods, replete with beautiful residences, spacious tree-lined avenues and planned munitions detonations which will be exploding eight to ten times a day over the next week. That’s right, upper Northwesterners: the Army will soon be blowing some stuff up within earshot of your idyllic neighborhoods.