Illegal immigrant accused of groping classmates at Fairfax High School

The Trump administration is calling on Fairfax County officials to heed its warning not to release a teen suspect who is accused of groping fellow students at Fairfax High School.  

Top Iranian officials killed as strikes continue in the Middle East

President Donald Trump's claims of a lack of support to secure the Strait of Hormuz come amid Joe Kent, director of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center, announcing his resignation on Tuesday.

Crossing guard assaulted Monday afternoon in Darby Borough: police

Police in Darby Borough are searching for a suspect after they say a crossing guard was assaulted while on the job Monday afternoon.

Nancy Guthrie disappearance: Day 45 latest updates

Tuesday marks Day 45 in the search for Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of NBC "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie, as we enter the seventh week since her disappearance from her Tucson-area home on Feb. 1. Authorities believe Nancy was taken from her home against her will.

New Commanders stadium renderings show views from surrounding neighborhoods

The Washington Commanders have released new renderings of the stadium planned for the old RFK site, showing the arena from the perspective of the surrounding neighborhoods.

3 Prince George’s County highway shootings tied to same suspect, police say

Three highway shootings in Prince George’s County appear to be connected, and investigators are searching for a single suspect, police said Tuesday.

WATCH: Coast Guard rescues snowmobiler stuck on ice near Mackinac Island

A snowmobiler trapped on ice in northern Michigan is safe after the United States Coast Guard's Cutter Mackinaw was used to rescue them.

Potomac River sewage spill: DC Water, EPA provide update on Interceptor collapse

Officials with the Environmental Protection Agency and DC Water will give an update on the Potomac Interceptor just days after emergency repairs were completed on the massive sewage pipe that ruptured and leaked millions of gallons of raw waste into the Potomac River.

Washington Monument closes briefly after nearby car set on fire: police

The Washington Monument was temporarily closed Tuesday after U.S. Park Police detained a person who they say poured gasoline on a vehicle nearby and set it on fire.

DC's cherry blossoms hit Stage 3

Washington’s cherry blossoms have reached Stage three on their path to peak bloom, the National Park Service announced March 16.

DC's cherry blossoms hit Stage 3
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Washington’s cherry blossoms have reached Stage three on their path to peak bloom, the National Park Service announced March 16.

DC Water, EPA provide update on Interceptor collapse
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Officials with the Environmental Protection Agency and DC Water will give an update on the Potomac Interceptor just days after emergency repairs were completed on the massive sewage pipe that ruptured and leaked millions of gallons of raw waste into the Potomac River.

DC weather: Cold Tuesday follows round of severe storms

Cold air settles back into the region Tuesday as crews and homeowners clean up from a round of severe storms that toppled trees, snapped power lines and parts of the area without power.

Storm cleanup underway across the DMV after winds topple trees, power lines

Heavy storms ripped through the region Monday, toppling trees and power lines and leaving thousands without electricity as crews work through Tuesday morning to restore service.

Fairfax County considers selling land to data center developers

Fairfax County is weighing a proposal to sell part of its police training grounds to a data center developer, a move supporters say would fund major upgrades while opponents raise environmental concerns.

Montgomery County to consider bill to unmask ICE officials

Montgomery County leaders could take a step Tuesday toward limiting when law enforcement officers can wear masks while on duty.