How to maintain and care for your indoor plants during the holidays
D.C.'s newest Black women-owned plant shop, Grounded, continues to plant their roots in the community.
The Go-Go Swing gets a new groove with a mobile and permanent museum in DC
Go-Go music, the official soundtrack of D.C., is getting a new swing and wheels, with the Mobile Go-Go Museum.
Pepco to pay record $57M in Anacostia River cleanup settlement
The Potomac Electric Power Company, more commonly known as Pepco, has agreed to pay up – and help clean up – the Anacostia River.
Anacostia River fails water quality test
Experts say the setback is not indicative of the Anacostia's improvement over the last 30 years.
Giant to remove brand-name products from Southeast DC over shoplifting
Giant Food is planning to remove brand-name health and beauty care items at their store in Southeast D.C. over increased thefts.
Anacostia River Splash event pushed to September due to sewage overflow
Enthusiastic swimmers were going to dip their toes – and more – into the Anacostia River on Saturday during a specially permitted event called Splash. But according to D.C.'s Department of Energy and Environment, the event has to be postponed to September because of sewage runoff.
Metro Transit Police: Teen found safe, no abduction occurred at Anacostia bus station
Metro Transit Police are asking the public for help identifying a suspect in a possible abduction that occurred in Anacostia Friday night.
Retired DC police lieutenant indicted in death of special police officer during training
A retired D.C. police lieutenant has been indicted for the fatal shooting of a trainee in August of last year.
Metro officer shoots man near Anacostia station after fight on DC bus
Two people are hospitalized after a fight on board a D.C. bus led to an officer-involved shooting outside the Anacostia Metro station.
Man struck by Green Line train at Anacostia: WMATA
A man was struck by a Green Line train at Anacostia Sunday morning, according to WMATA.
Lidl opens doors to its first DC grocery store
Lidl U.S. opened the doors to its first store in Washington, D.C. this week, with a grand opening ribbon-cutting on September 28th in Southeast D.C.
Family demands answers in killing of special police officer during training at DC Library
A local special police officer's family is demanding answers after she was killed at the Anacostia Library in Southeast D.C. during a work related training earlier this month.
New video shows wild turkey harassing biker along Anacostia trail
New video sent to FOX 5 shows another biker being harassed by the wild turkey that has been terrorizing people on the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail in Northeast.
Wild turkey blamed for attacks on Anacostia hikers
Authorities in D.C. are searching for a male turkey that has been spotted chasing after and even attacking people on the popular Anacostia Riverwalk Trail in Northeast.
Transit police officer shoots knife-wielding suspect at Anacostia Station
Green Line service was temporarily suspended Thursday between Congress Heights and Navy Yard after a knife-wielding suspect was shot by a Metro Transit Police Department (MTPD) officer.
Deadly triple shooting in Southeast DC may have been a ‘justified’: cops
D.C. police are trying to determine whether a triple shooting that took the life of at least one man may have been "justified."
Anacostia Metro Station fatal shooting suspect surveillance images released
D.C. police have released surveillance images that they say show a person suspected of shooting a person at the Anacostia Metro Station on Tuesday.
Man in serious condition after shooting at Anacostia Metro Station, police say
A man was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries Tuesday afternoon after he was shot at the Anacostia Metro Station.
No plans for super vote centers east of the Anacostia River
Election officials say there is no plan to put a super-voting center east of the Anacostia River, angering some who call the move unfair or even voter suppression.
Maryland man charged in DC 11-year-old’s death pleads not guilty
A Maryland man – who had been released from jail in part due to COVID-19 concerns – pleaded not guilty in connection with the death of an 11-year-old boy in Southeast D.C.