'No Kings' protests: Map of demonstrations in DC, Maryland, Virginia
Protestors will take to the streets across the DMV and the country on Saturday, Oct. 17, for a "No Kings" demonstration. This weekend's event is the latest in a nationwide protest movement opposing the Trump administration's policies that began in 2025.
Protestors will take to the streets across the DMV and the country on Saturday, Oct. 17, for a "No Kings" demonstration. This weekend's event is the latest in a nationwide protest movement opposing the Trump administration's policies that began in 2025.
DC Snow Team tests plows and real-time tracking in dry run ahead of winter
The District’s Snow Team has wrapped up its annual five-day mobilization drill to prepare snowplows, restock salt supplies, and test new real-time tracking technology ahead of winter.
The District’s Snow Team has wrapped up its annual five-day mobilization drill to prepare snowplows, restock salt supplies, and test new real-time tracking technology ahead of winter.
DC weekend weather: Gusty showers, a slight severe risk and a cool-down
A slow-moving cold front will bring a slight risk of severe weather Friday evening before dropping temperatures into the 50s for a breezy, fall-like weekend across the DMV.
A slow-moving cold front will bring a slight risk of severe weather Friday evening before dropping temperatures into the 50s for a breezy, fall-like weekend across the DMV.
DC police seek help in identifying suspect in violent gas station robbery
D.C. police are asking for the community’s help to identify a suspect wanted in connection with a violent robbery inside a Northeast D.C. gas station store.
D.C. police are asking for the community’s help to identify a suspect wanted in connection with a violent robbery inside a Northeast D.C. gas station store.
Commission gives final approval to new White House visitor screening facility
The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts gave final approval Thursday to plans for a new White House visitor screening facility.
The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts gave final approval Thursday to plans for a new White House visitor screening facility.
Ticket companies sue DC to block new law that caps ticket resale prices
Washington, D.C. is being hit with a lawsuit by some of its biggest ticket resellers aiming to block a law from going into effect that would crack down on ticket scalping.
Washington, D.C. is being hit with a lawsuit by some of its biggest ticket resellers aiming to block a law from going into effect that would crack down on ticket scalping.
DC weather: Thursday showers likely as temperatures plunge nearly 30 degrees
One day after hitting a record high of 90 degrees at Reagan National Airport, the Washington, D.C. region will see temperatures drop by nearly 30 degrees on Thursday.
One day after hitting a record high of 90 degrees at Reagan National Airport, the Washington, D.C. region will see temperatures drop by nearly 30 degrees on Thursday.
UMD club tennis team donates to African American history museum after sharing racist image
The UMD club tennis team announced a donation to the National Museum of African American History and Culture as part of a public apology after sharing tournament materials with racist imagery.
The UMD club tennis team announced a donation to the National Museum of African American History and Culture as part of a public apology after sharing tournament materials with racist imagery.
FBI, postal service investigate suspicious letters sent to election offices with DSA return address
Federal authorities launched a nationwide investigation after envelopes with suspicious substances were sent to congressional offices on Capitol Hill and to election officials across the country.
Federal authorities launched a nationwide investigation after envelopes with suspicious substances were sent to congressional offices on Capitol Hill and to election officials across the country.
Woman injured in DC Navy Yard shooting
A woman was injured in a shooting in D.C.’s Navy Yard neighborhood Wednesday evening, according to police.
A woman was injured in a shooting in D.C.’s Navy Yard neighborhood Wednesday evening, according to police.
Appeals court weighs President Trump’s power to deploy National Guard in DC
A federal appeals court heard arguments Wednesday over whether President Donald Trump has the authority to deploy National Guard troops in Washington, D.C.
A federal appeals court heard arguments Wednesday over whether President Donald Trump has the authority to deploy National Guard troops in Washington, D.C.
Leader of violent spree targeting pharmacies, cellphone stores across DMV, NJ gets 11+ years
The co-leader of a violent robbery crew that officials say terrorized pharmacies and cellphone stores across several states in the Northeast has been sentenced to 140 months in federal prison.
The co-leader of a violent robbery crew that officials say terrorized pharmacies and cellphone stores across several states in the Northeast has been sentenced to 140 months in federal prison.
Weather whiplash sending Northeast from summer to sweater weather in 72 hours
Summer and fall are splitting the week between them as an unseasonably warm stretch gives way to the coldest air of the autumn so far for the region.
Summer and fall are splitting the week between them as an unseasonably warm stretch gives way to the coldest air of the autumn so far for the region.
DC weather: Near-record highs Wednesday ahead of possible evening showers and thunderstorms
The Washington, D.C., region will see unseasonably warm conditions Wednesday with near-record temperatures before an approaching cold front brings rain and cooler weather.
The Washington, D.C., region will see unseasonably warm conditions Wednesday with near-record temperatures before an approaching cold front brings rain and cooler weather.
Reflecting Pool refilled after troubled renovation, vandalism allegations
After months of repairs, setbacks and controversy, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is being filled back up.
After months of repairs, setbacks and controversy, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is being filled back up.
Federal judge halts tree cutting at East Potomac Golf Links through Oct. 26
A federal judge granted an emergency temporary restraining order Tuesday prohibiting the felling of any additional trees at East Potomac Golf Links through Oct. 26.
A federal judge granted an emergency temporary restraining order Tuesday prohibiting the felling of any additional trees at East Potomac Golf Links through Oct. 26.
DC climbs to 5th on list of rattiest US cities, new ranking shows
Washington, D.C., is climbing the ranks of the rattiest cities in the U.S., according to a new list released by pest control company Orkin.
Washington, D.C., is climbing the ranks of the rattiest cities in the U.S., according to a new list released by pest control company Orkin.
Firefighters to canvass neighborhood following deadly DC house fire
Firefighters will return to a northwest Washington neighborhood Tuesday morning after an early morning house fire over the weekend left a man dead and several others injured.
Firefighters will return to a northwest Washington neighborhood Tuesday morning after an early morning house fire over the weekend left a man dead and several others injured.
DC weather: Summer warmth returns before weekend temperature drop
Autumn leaves are beginning to turn across the Washington, D.C. region, but summerlike warmth will make a temporary return Tuesday with sunshine and high temperatures reaching the low 80s.
Autumn leaves are beginning to turn across the Washington, D.C. region, but summerlike warmth will make a temporary return Tuesday with sunshine and high temperatures reaching the low 80s.
Deadly e-scooter crash in DC prompts safety concerns as injuries rise
The death of a D.C. government official in a collision intensified questions surrounding the safety of motorized scooters as injuries and fatalities linked to the devices continue to rise nationwide.
The death of a D.C. government official in a collision intensified questions surrounding the safety of motorized scooters as injuries and fatalities linked to the devices continue to rise nationwide.