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.
Husband charged with killing wife and another man back in Virginia court Thursday
A Virginia man accused of killing his wife and another man at their Herndon home is expected in court Thursday.
Cleanup underway after severe storms, floods and tornado warning across DMV
Cleanup efforts are underway after powerful storms swept through the D.C. region on Wednesday night, prompting a tornado warning in the District and Flash Flood alerts from Northern Virginia to Maryland.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia back in court Thursday as judge weighs Maryland transfer
Kilmar Abrego Garcia is expected back in federal court on Thursday, as a judge considers the request for Abrego Garcia to be sent to Maryland to await trial.
Tractor-trailer removed after dangling off I-495 overpass in Bethesda
A tractor-trailer hauling produce crashed early Thursday on the Capital Beltway, leaving part of the vehicle dangling over an overpass before crews removed it.
RFK Commanders Stadium deal faces fresh opposition as civic group demands restructuring
The long-debated RFK Commanders Stadium deal is facing a new wave of controversy as a prominent civic organization, the Committee of 100, calls for a major overhaul.
DMV school districts face teacher shortages ahead of new school year
Districts across the DMV are trying to fill open positions before the school year starts.
DC police identify suspect in shooting that left 3-year-old girl dead
A man accused in a shooting in Southeast D.C. that left a three-year-old girl dead has been identified.
Rodent control academy aims to tackle DC’s rat problem
Washington, D.C.’s Health Department is hosting a two-day rodent control academy at George Washington University, hoping to get the city’s growing rat problem under control through education and community action.
Washington Commanders unveil 2025 uniforms honoring Super Bowl-winning legacy
The Washington Commanders have introduced a new alternate uniform and helmet design for the 2025 season, paying tribute to the franchise’s Super Bowl-winning teams of the 1980s and ’90s.
PGPD officer under investigation after fatal crash in Brandywine
A Prince George’s County police officer is under investigation following a deadly crash Monday night that killed a retired D.C. police detective at a dangerous Brandywine intersection.
Commanders’ tickets for NFL debut in Spain are hard to come by, leaving fans frustrated
Many Commanders fans expressed frustration after not being able to snag tickets to the team's game in Madrid.
DC’s public toilets to reopen amid funding uncertainty
A clean public bathroom can be tough to find, especially now that a popular program to provide public toilets in D.C. is on hold.
Police increase reward for info on slain Capitol Hill intern to $40K
D.C. Police announced on Tuesday an increased reward for information in the murder of a Capitol Hill intern last month in Washington, D.C.
Spotted lanternflies are back in the D.C. area — here’s how to spot and stop them
The invasive spotted lanternfly, originally from eastern Asia, is back for the summer across the DMV — and while they don’t pose a threat to humans, they can do serious damage to plants and trees.
Man arrested, charged with killing 29-year-old woman in Maryland
The Prince George’s County Police Department Homicide Unit (PGPD) has arrested and charged a Landover man in connection with the fatal shooting of his ex-girlfriend.
Advocates rally to preserve DC’s Chinatown amid business closures
Community members and activists held a rally Tuesday to try and save businesses in D.C.’s Chinatown neighborhood, calling for stronger preservation efforts as redevelopment advances in the neighborhood.
DC tightens youth curfew after chaotic weekend
Mayor Muriel Bowser has extended and expanded the city's youth curfew through the end of summer following another weekend of large, unruly teen gatherings, including incidents involving illegal fireworks.
US will try to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia before trial, DOJ attorney says
The U.S. government intends to initiate deportation proceedings against Kilmar Abrego Garcia should he be released from jail before standing trial on human smuggling charges in Tennessee, a Justice Department attorney told a federal judge Monday.
'It's just a joke': DC man faces federal charges for driving on National Mall
The man accused of causing an estimated $9,000 worth of damage on the National Mall has been hit with federal charges.