Transportation

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers arrested two Salvadoran men at Dulles International Airport they say were fleeing to El Salvador to avoid separate felony rape charges in Maryland.

A man was left with serious injuries after being stabbed while on a Metro bus Saturday evening, Metro Transit Police says. 

A nursing mother says janitorial staff barged in on her while she was pumping milk for her 8-month-old baby girl at Reagan National Airport.

Montgomery County Fire Department crews responded to a collision between a freight train carrying gravel and a disabled flatbed tow truck late Saturday night.

The future of White's Ferry is up for discussion Monday morning in Montgomery County.

BWI Marshall Airport officials temporarily shut down a terminal roadway Wednesday afternoon due to an investigation.

D.C.’s City Council Committee on Public Safety held a hearing Wednesday about a bill intended to help better enforce fare evasions in D.C. Metro stations.

Metro is expected to offer 24/7 service on thirteen bus routes starting December 17, pending final Metro Board approval Thursday.

Transportation Security Administration officers say a record-setting number of guns have been seized at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.

Metro riders were delayed Tuesday morning following a disabled train along a portion of the Red Line.

A slower than usual commute Monday for riders along some Metro lines in northern Virginia as track repairs and brake inspections continue following last week's derailment.

A man has been arrested and charged with attempted murder in connection to a shooting that occurred at a Metro station earlier this week. 

Metro ordered a visual inspection of all 2000 and 3000 series trains to be done by the morning after a major disruption at one of the busiest transit hubs in the nation’s capital.

Metro officials say rail service has been suspended between Potomac Yard and National Airport after reports of a possible train derailment.

Metro officials say pepper spray and a Taser were used on a fare evader who assaulted a transit officer Thursday night in Virginia.

WMATA said it needs to fill a $750 million funding gap for the next fiscal year starting July 1, 2024.

The search is on for a second suspect connected to the shooting that injured two people at the Addison Road-Seat Pleasant Metro Station Wednesday afternoon. 

WMATA says layoffs, a hiring freeze and service cuts could be just months away if a large budget deficit isn't addressed.