Family heartbroken after DC man killed in hit-and-run in Oxon Hill

Police in Prince George’s County are looking for the driver of a hit-and-run vehicle that left a D.C. man dead in the street. 

Ben’s Chili Bowl closing for renovations: Here’s where to get your fix in the meantime

Ben’s Chili Bowl will close at midnight on Monday, July 14, for renovations expected to last four months. The landmark U Street eatery is planning a grand reopening in November 2025, its first major repair in more than six decades. Here’s where to get your fix in the meantime.

DC police enforce expanded juvenile curfew in Navy Yard

A new juvenile curfew zone took effect over the weekend in the Navy Yard neighborhood, marking the city’s first targeted curfew expansion in response to ongoing safety concerns.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia could face deportation to Mexico or South Sudan: ICE official

A U.S. immigration official testified Thursday that Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a native of El Salvador, could be deported to either Mexico or South Sudan if released from a Tennessee jail.

Suspect wanted in Montgomery County liquor store robbery

Montgomery County police are searching for a man accused of robbing a liquor store in Rockville while armed.

DOGE cuts impacting Montgomery County, Economic Development Committee report says

Federal workforce reductions and restructuring are having a rippling effect across the DMV. The impacts and navigating them are topping agendas at county meetings across the region.

Man rescues six from Paris apartment fire, including infants

A man is being hailed as a hero in France after risking his life to save six people, including two infants, from a burning apartment building on Friday, July 4. 

Video captures wall cloud over Maryland as severe storms slam DC region

Video captured a dramatic cloud formation that appeared over Maryland on Wednesday night as severe thunderstorms tore through the region, triggering tornado and flash flood warnings.

Families of DC plane crash victims call on Army for accountability and safety reform

Families of victims killed in a deadly midair collision over Washington, D.C. in January are urging U.S. Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll to show accountability and improve communication as the investigation continues.