Man indicted after allegedly kicking stranger’s toddler down DC Metro escalator
A D.C. man is facing charges after he allegedly kicked a stranger’s two-year-old child down an escalator at a Metro station in the District.
Property management company to pay $100,000 for discriminating against DC renters
A recent lawsuit in D.C. over discrimination against specific renters has resulted in a $100,000 settlement.
2025 James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards: DC culinary scene earns multiple nominations
The Washington, D.C. culinary scene is well represented among the nominees for the 2025 James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards.
WATCH: Trump announces tariffs in 'Liberation Day' speech
President Donald Trump announced a number of new tariffs to help reshape the U.S. economy on Wednesday, which he has called "Liberation Day."
National Park Service considers removing reversible lanes on Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway
The National Park Service is introducing a safety plan that is expected to improve D.C. travel on Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway.
DC homebuyers need to make this much to purchase a home, study shows
Purchasing a home is becoming even more expensive for consumers searching for housing as new data shows that having a significantly high household income is necessary to afford one.
REAL ID deadline approaches: What you need to know about the requirements
The REAL ID enforcement deadline is Wednesday, May 7, after years of delays. Here's everything you need to know about the requirements.
DC weather: Cool and cloudy Wednesday with showers and storms possible through the weekend
A cloudy, cool, and breezy Wednesday will give way to warmer weather tomorrow, marking the beginning of an unsettled pattern that may bring showers and thunderstorms through the end of the week and into the weekend.
Mass layoffs hit federal health agencies amid controversy
Thousands of Health and Human Services (HHS) employees were abruptly terminated Tuesday under the Trump administration, with many discovering their job status only after their security badges stopped working.
Young Scooter death: Suspected 911 caller arrested, family issues statement
A day after the 911 calls were released in the death of Young Scooter, Atlanta police say they have made an arrest.
Outrage sparked online after video shows dirt bike, ATV riders going through WWII memorial
A video circulating online has sparked outrage, especially among veterans, after it shows a group of ATV and dirt bike riders violating the sanctity of the World War II Memorial in Washington D.C.
Mass layoffs begin at HHS, CDC, NIH, FDA
Lines of HHS employees arrived at work Tuesday to see if they still had a job, by checking if their badges still worked.
Senator Cory Booker staffer arrested for carrying pistol on Capitol grounds
According to the United States Capitol Police, a staffer for Senator Cory Booker was arrested on Monday for carrying a pistol on Capitol grounds without a license.
Peak bloom season ends early for DC’s cherry blossoms
Above-average temperatures, gusty winds, and a March downpour helped bring an early end to peak bloom season for D.C.’s famous cherry blossom trees.
Camera captures brutal attack on dog; Humane Rescue Alliance offers $2,500 reward
The Humane Rescue Alliance (HRA) is seeking the public’s help to identify a person caught on video brutally attacking a young dog on Georgia Avenue in Northwest Washington.
Metro Gondola set to sail in DC for a scenic ride in 2026
Are you ready to cruise and enjoy a scenic ride on the Potomac to spots like Richmond, Annapolis, and D.C. on the Metro Gondola?
DC weather: Cooler Tuesday after storms sweep across DC region
A much cooler and breezy Tuesday across the Washington, D.C. region after Monday featured 85-degree temperatures and a night of storms that brought wind and rain to the area.
FAA employee charged after air traffic control tower altercation at Reagan National Airport: report
A Federal Aviation Administration employee at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport has been charged following a workplace altercation in the air traffic control tower, according to a report on FOX NEWS.
WATCH: Dirt bikes, ATVs at World War II Memorial in DC
Video posted early Sunday morning show dirt bikes and ATVs riding around the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Trayon White hints at re-election campaign for DC Council Ward 8 seat
Former Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White, who was expelled from the D.C. Council less than two months ago, confirmed on social media his bid to reclaim his seat in the upcoming special election.