ANC commissioner sues city, MPD over Crime Solvers rewards and transparency

A Ward 8 ANC commissioner is suing D.C. and the Metropolitan Police Department, saying he was not fully paid for tips he says helped solve crimes.

Highest US minimum wage: How DC compares to Maryland and Virginia

For some workers in the DMV, a 15-minute Metro ride could dictate whether they earn the nation's highest minimum wage or thousands of dollars less per year.

Monumental Sports unveils new look of Capital One Arena overhaul

Monumental Sports & Entertainment has released new renderings showing the latest plans for the more than $1 billion transformation of Capital One Arena in downtown Washington, along with news of a 20‑year extension of Capital One’s naming‑rights partnership.

MPD identifies 18-year-old girl shot and killed in Southeast DC

The Metropolitan Police Department has identified the 18-year-old girl shot and killed in Southeast Washington, D.C., over the weekend as Daremiah Banks.

One year later: Mixed reviews for National Guard deployment in DC

Tuesday marks exactly one year since President Donald Trump declared a crime emergency in the District of Columbia and deployed National Guard troops to patrol city streets.

New bill in Congress could repeal DC’s motorcycle helmet law

Two Republican lawmakers have introduced a bill that could hit the brakes on Washington, D.C.’s motorcycle helmet requirement, sparking a new tug-of-war between Congressional power and D.C. Home Rule.

George Washington Memorial Parkway closures begin Monday

A traffic alert is in place for drivers who use the George Washington Memorial Parkway, where northbound lanes will close for several hours a day beginning Monday.

Commanders training camp continues as preseason nears

The NFL preseason is just around the corner as the Washington Commanders move through another day of training camp in Ashburn.

White House ballroom: Court says Trump needs Congress’ approval, halts construction

An appeals court ruled Friday that President Donald Trump must obtain approval from Congress before moving forward with his proposed White House ballroom, ordering construction to stop.

DC guide to tax-free back-to-school shopping in Maryland, Virginia

For parents in Washington, D.C., getting the best deal on back-to-school shopping is all about knowing exactly when to cross the district line.

Freedom 250 Grand Prix Traffic Changes: What you need to know

The Freedom 250 Grand Prix is two weeks away, and D.C. drivers are already feeling the early impacts of race preparations. The 1.7‑mile IndyCar course will run through downtown Washington, and crews are busy along Pennsylvania Avenue, where portions of the track are taking shape.

Freedom 250 Grand Prix to impact traffic, museums, and more

The Freedom 250 Grand Prix is now a little more than two weeks away, but the impact of the race will be felt in the District before then.