D.C. Fire and EMS got the flames under control and the occupant of the truck sustained only minor injuries.

They’re trying to lure new subscribers with the promise of tasting a miraculous meat substitute.

D.C. Fire and EMS is investigating the cause.

It caught fire on H Street NW between 21st and 22nd streets.

This weekend’s agenda includes pizza, popcorn, comedy, and plenty of spooks.

“Bao deserves a space in the American culinary landscape,” says the owner of a new food truck.

The truck will dispense gumbo and po’ boys from Tuesday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

But only in Arlington for the time being.

The Peruvian Brothers food truck — run by owners Giuseppe and Mario Lanzone who happen to be friends with Bitcoin investors, Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss — will “become the first mobile vendor in the nation’s capital to accept the cutting edge of cryptocurrency.”

The popular food truck CapMac will serve the delicious comfort food for the final time on Friday.