UMass Amherst student interning with Rep. Ron Estes killed in DC shooting
A student at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst who was in D.C. interning with the office of Kansas Rep. Ron Estes was killed in a triple shooting in Northwest on Monday, police say.
Will DC get to see Beyoncé’s Red Cadillac after technical mishap?
During the first night of Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour stop in Houston, her airborne red Cadillac prop malfunctioned midair—forcing her to stop the show and be lowered safely to the stage.
DC ramp closed indefinitely following sinkhole discovery
The National Park Service is closing the P Street NW ramp after the discovery of two sinkholes at the northbound Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway. Officials say the ramp will remain closed until the sinkholes are fully evaluated and corrected.
July Fourth Travel: Best and worst times to drive in DC region
A record-setting Fourth of July travel rush is in full swing, with millions already on the move by road and air, making it one of the busiest and most congested travel periods of the year, especially in the D.C. region.
5 DMV spots to shop Beyoncé-inspired Western looks
As Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour prepares to light up Northwest Stadium this Fourth of July, fans across the region are suiting up. The tour’s signature western aesthetic—rooted in denim, leather, and unapologetic southern style—has inspired concertgoers to bring their fashion A-game. Whether you’re aiming for rodeo glam or modern cowgirl chic, the DMV has plenty of places to pull it all together.
Beyoncé DC concert: How to get to Cowboy Carter on the 4th of July
This Fourth of July, Cowboy Carter hits the capital. Beyoncé takes center stage in Washington, D.C.; the next stop on her tour. With fans gearing up to pack the stands, getting to and from the show just got a little easier — and a lot more affordable.
DC council approves stricter juvenile curfew after teen violence surge
In response to recent teen-related disturbances in several neighborhoods, the D.C. Council on Tuesday unanimously approved an expanded juvenile curfew and a number of other public safety measures.
Another round of severe storms pounds DC region
Severe storms ripped across the D.C. region on Tuesday, downing trees, damaging property, and knocking out power to thousands in what’s become a familiar summer pattern.
Storms expected to clear Wednesday bringing drier weather ahead of July Fourth holiday
A soggy start to the morning will give way to drier conditions Wednesday evening across the D.C. region following a round of severe weather overnight that brought damage and power outages.
DC Council approves legislation to extend citywide juvenile curfew
The D.C. Council took on multiple pieces of public safety legislation at their Tuesday meeting.
FBI announces move to Ronald Reagan Building
The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced plans to relocate its headquarters to the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in downtown Washington, D.C., federal officials announced Tuesday, marking a pivotal shift for the agency after nearly twenty years of searching for a new home.
Chinatown on the 'brink of erasure,' says group as two legacy businesses close for $75M hotel
Two legacy Chinese businesses closed in D.C.'s Chinatown Monday night, leaving just a handful of actual Chinese businesses left as the neighborhood continues to change.
$20,000 worth of clothes stolen from Alo Georgetown
At least $20,000 worth of merchandise was stolen from the display racks at an Alo store in Georgetown Monday evening.
Severe thunderstorms warnings and watches in DC region Tuesday
A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect until 4:15pm in the following areas:
Will tariffs make DC fireworks more expensive this year? Expert weighs in
The fireworks on the National Mall are a spectacle every year, but will the price tag be higher for 2025 due to tariffs?
July 4 Fireworks: Where to watch in DC, Maryland and Virginia
D.C., Maryland, and Virginia are packed with free firework shows this Fourth of July. Whether you’re staying local or planning a quick trip across state lines, there’s no shortage of prime spots to post up and watch the night sparkle.
Red, white, and chew: Your go-to guide for Fourth of July dishes
Planning a July 4 celebration? Whether you’re hosting a cookout or bringing a dish to share, this menu has a little something for everyone.
‘Big beautiful bill’ passes in Senate: What’s in it and what comes next
Senate Republicans brought Trump’s big tax breaks and spending cuts bill to passage after a rocky all-night session.
Man killed, 2 others injured in DC triple shooting
A man was killed, and two others were injured in a triple shooting late Tuesday night near the D.C. Convention Center in Northwest D.C., police said.
New DC laws go into effect today: What you need to know about minimum wage increase
Two new laws regarding the minimum wage were set to go into effect in the District on July 1, 2025 – but one has been put on hold.