DC councilwoman slams 911 call center for fatal mistakes: 'We need an immediate fix'
D.C. Councilwoman Brianne Nadeau says the 911 call center’s continuous mistakes are alarming and unacceptable. Tragically, it has even resulted in people and animals dying.
New laws in Virginia, Maryland, DC going into effect July 1
Starting July 1, residents in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., will see significant changes as a range of new laws go into effect.
DC Council holds intense hearing on Falcicchio harassment investigation
D.C. legal officials were questioned for hours Wednesday in a public hearing over a probe related to a now-former deputy mayor who was found to have sexually harassed two women.
Judicial vacancies in DC courts result in delays and increased workloads
D.C. Courts are currently facing significant vacancies, leading to serious consequences such as higher caseloads for judges and delayed trials.
Georgetown's 'Call Your Mother' bagel shop fighting to stay open amid zoning issue
The future of a popular bagel spot in Georgetown is in question after community members complained about patrons causing issues in the area.
DC Primary Election: Key races to watch
D.C. residents will be headed to the polls on Tuesday, June 4 to cast their ballots in the Democratic presidential primary, as well as for Congress and city offices.
Proposed budget would increase property taxes for some DC residents
The D.C. Council has given initial approval on a proposed budget that would include increased property taxes for some residents and reverse some cuts.
Unredacted report on former DC deputy mayor John Falcicchio sexual harassment case leaked
An unredacted report about sexual harassment allegations against former D.C. Deputy Mayor John Falcicchio has been leaked.
Report on investigation into former DC deputy mayor's sexual harassment to be released soon
New details have been released concerning the investigation into former D.C. Deputy Mayor John Falcicchio, who was found to have sexually harassed two D.C. employees.
Settlement reached in former DC deputy mayor's sexual harassment case
A settlement agreement has been reached in relation to former D.C. Deputy Mayor John Falcicchio, who was found to have sexually harassed two women.
Violent crime trends down in DC; US Attorney disputes claims his office isn't prosecuting enough
Three months into 2024, data shows violent crime is trending downward in the District. Homicides, assaults, and carjackings have all seen a decline from historically high numbers in 2023.
Ward 1 residents launch recall campaign against Councilmember Brianne Nadeau
There is now a second effort underway to recall a sitting D.C. council member as residents in Ward 1 mount a campaign against Brianne Nadeau — just weeks after residents in Ward 6 launched an effort to get rid of Charles Allen.
DC Board of Elections issues official recall petition for Councilmember Charles Allen
Efforts to recall D.C. Councilmember Charles Allen took a step forward Tuesday as the Board of Elections issued an official recall petition.
New bill would allow seniors over 70 to opt out of jury duty in DC
District Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton introduced a bill on Monday that would allow people who are 70 years of age or older to opt out of jury duty at the D.C. Superior Court.
District unveils Carbon Free DC strategy to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045
Carbon free by 2045 is the direction D.C. leaders are working towards as they look for ways to address climate change in the nation's capital.
DC lawmakers hold hearings aimed at curbing dangerous driving in the District
The D.C. Council held a public hearing Wednesday on bills aimed at curbing dangerous driving in the nation's capital.
Feds investigating Falcicchio's sexual harassment allegations
A source close to this case confirmed with FOX 5 that local and federal law enforcement agencies are investigating former Deputy Mayor John Falcicchio.
Former US AG Bill Barr calls for President Biden investigation
Former Attorney General Bill Barr calls on AG Merrick Garland to investigate whether President Joe Biden was participating in helping his son sell access to him.
Emergency public safety bill passed by DC Council to address citywide crime crisis
The D.C. Council voted by majority Tuesday to approve Councilmember Brooke Pinto's emergency public safety bill, the Prioritizing Public Safety Amendment Act, in an effort to address the crime wave crippling the city.
DC Council files bill to change how sexual harassment allegations are investigated following Falcicchio report
Some movement came from the D.C. Council Wednesday to change executive branch policies regarding sexual harassment allegations.