A Dominos Pizza Delivery Driver was carjacked today during the lunch hour along wisconsin avenue in upper northwest. The victim was not hurt, but we are told the thief did not show a weapon. Police say the stolen vehicle is a purple toyota contrwith maryl tag. There is a brush fire along the capital crescent trail deep in the woods. There is no threat to any homes. That is in fact one of selfbrush fires weve seen in recent days. The dry conditions here helping fuel those flames. Doug now with that story and some really dramatic changes. It really is quite amazing what were going to be dealing with over the next 24 hours and today its all about the warmer temperatures. We saw winds gusting to 30 miles an hour, helping to fan those flames. We are now in a severe drought around our region. Thats why weve seen all these wildfires. We may continue to see more. Temperatures today, 74 degrees today, 20 degrees above average. Some incredible warmth across the area. Were talking 74 today. Look
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Terrell McLean, the co-owner and chef at Bubby s BBQ, sprays down racks of ribs on his giant smoker, Goliath. There’s a hulking new fixture in the South Wedge that you’ll smell before you see, whose aroma of wood fire and seasoned, slow-cooking meats will have barbecue lovers floating Looney Tunes-style to its source in a courtyard near the corner of South and Alexander. That would be “Goliath,” an imposing, custom-built smoker whose 500-gallon drum and charcoal black smokestack is the star attraction of Bubby’s BBQ, which opened in December in the storefront that had been John’s Tex Mex.